Word: wildes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...time that Coach young gave any definite line-up for his first team as it has been impossible to form an infield combination in the cage. Two teams played an informal five inning game, E. C. Herrmann Jr. started in the box for team A, and though he was wild at first, in the second inning he steadied down and pitched good ball...
...Rollo's Wild Oat" is a farcical comedy in Clare Kummer's most trivial manner. When we leave the theatre after the performance, we do not feel that we have come away with any lasting impressions. Yet this play entertained Broadway for a large part of last season, and as a sweetmeat to whet the palate it is a tasty morsel. The action, although a little slow in starting, is brisk throughout the play, and the dialogue is often sparkling. The one real drawback is the lack of reality both in plot and treatment, but this quality is the privilege...
...matter of conjecture. Each one of us can exercise his imagination upon the matter. But I venture to go on record in these pages, to the extent of saying, that not a man of us foregathering here in the pages of The Harvard Crimson" has an imagination crazy or wild enough to get within a thousand miles of the actuality of five years hence
...raison d'etre of the university, the paramount appeal to the people of the Inca realm. The furore which this revelation caused must have been tremendous, says Senor Alvarotez. The cry was taken up on all sides. Leaf after leaf of the college paper was covered with wild appeals to reason, conjecturing what the future would bring forth, suggestions for a remedy of the awful situation. We can fairly see the Incas dashing up and down their narrow streets, tearing their hair, shouting "Rolo is doomed! Rolo must be stopped! Rolo revised!", holding indignation meetings on the street-corners...
...bonafide membership card in the Stone Mason and Setters' Union No. 84 of Greater New York, B. M. & P. I. J. (Whatever that means). If the movies appeal to him, he can make a great hit with the French public, who never tire of Wild West films, by donning his official Indian regalia and assuming the role of Watakpech Wakiya, the title the Sioux have bestowed on him. If he chooses to found a menagerie, his guinea-pig and wildcat will make a suitable beginning; but no doubt the jewelry business would prove still more profitable...