Word: wellses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Kirkland: Rodgers, Donnelly, r.e.; Feldman, r.t.; Bushman, Murphy, r.g.; Engel, c.; Gilbert, l.g.; Merry, l.t.; Foss, Wells, l.e.; Parker, q.b.; Fitz, Coley, Sise, h.b.; Forbes, f.b.
Practice yesterday afternoon consisted of the usual drills followed by a short scrimmage in which the Varsity had the ball all the time. The team "A" lineup yesterday was as follows: White, l.e.; Francisco, l.t.; Crane, l.g.; Casey, c; Gundlach, r.g.; Burton, r.t.; Nazro, r.e.; Wells, q.b.; Locke, l.h.; Lane...
"This drilling, trampling foolery in the heart of Europe," said H. G. Wells of Hohenzollern Germany, and twenty years later he finds his echo in the columns of the London Graphic. Great Britain, according to the Graphic and the Referee, wants peace, and to that end will force an iron...
The writing of the book is sloppy, a thing to be expected. The sloppiness is increased by Mr. Wells' quaint gesture of including a few patent words, similar to the synthetic vocabulary of Mr. James Joyce, to lend the writings of the future an unnecessary flavor of impossibility. Be it...
Aside from this quibbling, Mr. Wells' latest book is undoubtedly the best that he has produced in many years. It is a resume of the most dire forecasts and the brightest predictions for the future. It shows the striking power of imagination absent from such night-mares as "The Bulpington...