Word: weak
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Donovan, who played in the line on the 1924 Freshman team beside H. S. Grew Jr. and Captain R. S. Hubbard Jr., and who has been unable to go out since then put up a strong game at guard for team A. Team A's backfield was weak, but N. S. Howe, Captain of the 1926 team, was the most consistant ground-gainer...
Bemis was substituted for Cordingley in the third and things went more smoothly. The University in the last of the inning staged its own show when with Clark and Gordon on base Owen drove out a weak single, tore on to second on fielders choice and on a passed ball completed the circuit for a home run. The Crimson players scored two more runs in the sixth; one when K. N. Hill, who was put in as a pinch hitter for Thayer, brought in Bemis and the other when Clark who had advanced to third on the same play stole...
...became a question as to whether or not Hill could handle the situation much longer and Cordingly was told to warm up. Small, however, was caught napping off first and the next two men went down easily enough, d'Agostino on a fly to Clark, and Crosson on a weak drive that was handed over to Owen before he was half way to first. Hill's three-bagger in the last of the sixth restored his confidence and he finished the game in good form, allowing only three further hits...
...Anglo-Saxon mind. He makes it his purpose to examine whether or not Protestantism is a spent force. He points out that although the Anglo-Catholic wing of the Established Church in England is strong among the clergy, especially in Canterbury, yet the movement has but a weak hold on the laity. "But," he adds, "a schismatical Catholic Church is a contradiction in terms. The (Anglo-Catholic) movement will probably end by enriching Protestantism with such romantic and aesthetic accessories as are compatible with its principles; the real Catholics will end by joining the Church of Rome." (Cardinal Newman...
Stocks were irregularly weak, and less active than recently. Prices have been obviously subject to a "technical reaction" which, owing to the relatively small public participating in stock speculation, has been gradual rather than violent. Bonds continued to decline-Liberties broke badly on bank selling and rumors of increased Reserve rates, but recovered fairly well subsequently...