Word: went
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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When Sir Robert Peel tried to abolish the Tory Common Laws, Disraeli opposed him as leader of that party. In that capacity, he succeeded in attaining his goal,--the prime ministership. After the passage of the Reform Bill, his party went out of power. But the year 1874 again found him prime minister, this time as the one who should develop the Imperialist policy. Yet, in spite of his apparent vacillation, he was never suspected of outright unscrupulousness, gaining as a leader both power and respect, and adding many new territories to the English Empire...
...Freshman, hockey team made a good showing against the University regulars yesterday afternoon by holding them down to a score of 3 to 0 during the first half-hour of play. After that the substitutes went in for both teams and two more goals were scored on 1917, making the final score 5 to 0 in favor of the University team. The goals were made by Phillips, Hopkins, Claflin, Curtis, and Wanamaker. Smart was in the line-up for a few minutes yesterday for the first time since the Princeton game. The practice throughout the entire afternoon was characterized...
...mistake of the evening by coming out to block it. Less than a minute afterward, Phillips, Hopkins, and Smart dashed down the rink, Phillips in the center carrying the puck. A pass to either side was the natural play, so Emmons and Peacock covered the outer men, while Phillips went through the middle and tied the score. Just one hour of actual play later, Smart, going down the right side of the rink, cut in and shot at the goal. The puck hit Emmons' stick and bounced in front of Saltonstall who immediately banged it past Winants, thus ending...
...start was made on July 2, 1913, and the first leg of the race was the ocean-trip, on the Mauretania. Among those on board was Mr. Marconi, the inventor of the wireless. After spending a night and a day in London Mr. Mears went to Paris where he met the holder of the "round-the-world" record up to that time. It had been made in 1911 and the time was 39 days. A night train took Mr. Mears to Berlin from where he started for St. Petersburg. At each of the capitals he visited the United States diplomatic...
...individual athletic events, but Yale was victorious in the sports where team-play was required. Men attributed this to the evils lf Harvard individuality, but whether or not this is true, a decided reversal has taken place in the matter of the large athletic honors since the Seniors went into the Yard as a body four years ago. Team-play is the greatest thing and this the Senior dormitories furnish in fulfilling Harvard's mission of turning out men of affairs who are the most forceful and moving leaders of their time...