Word: wildes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...shots than the Crimson guard. This was partly due to the fact that Chase knocked down the puck four times as it was flying on its way to the Harvard cage. The Crimson penetrated deep into the opponents territory on several occasions but each time a hurried shot went wild or there was no one waiting in the other lane to take the pass...
...fair way to break the shut out, when Beals penetrated and passed over to Hodder who stood waiting not more than three feet from the net. As soon as he received the puck however a Canadian player blocked his stick so that Morris was able to deflect the wild shot...
...fresh in the minds of art followers are the $500,000 damage suit of the elder Demotte against Sir Joseph Duveen, London dealer, for reflections upon the authenticity of art works sold by Demotte; the melodramatic trial in Paris of Jean Vigoroux, former agent of Demotte, which precipitated many wild charges of fakery in the Metropolitan, Louvre, etc.; and the accidental death of Demotte by a gunshot at the hand of a friend, on a hunting trip last Summer (TIME, June 11, July 23, Sept. 17). The Duveen suit is not yet settled, but the Vigoroux affair was adjusted...
Died. William E. ("Wild Bill") Donovan, 46, manager of the New Haven Club of the Eastern (baseball) League, at a grade crossing at Forsyth, N. Y., when the second section of the N. Y. Central's 20th Century Limited telescoped another section in which he was sleeping...
Specially soothing to the musical comedy complex are the following: Poppy, Music Box Revue, Ziegfeld Follies, Runnin' Wild, Mr. Battling Buttler, Wildflower, Topics...