Word: whirlwind
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been chosen from among members of the Society by a series of competitive trials, will be made up as follows: Satan, M. Roth '17 Job, W. M. Silverman '18 Bildad, L. S. Levy '17 Zophar, W. Hettleman Eliphaz, J. Auslander '17 Elihu, D. Lewis '16 Voice out of the Whirlwind, H. Epstein '16 Choregus, J. Watchmaker...
...forced to two extra five-minute periods to win from Dartmouth at the New Haven Arena this afternoon by the score of 4 to 3. The playing of both teams was slow in the first period, but the players warmed up later and the game ended in a whirlwind finish. Yale's defence was very strong, York's work at goal being especially brilliant. Dartmouth presented a combination of fast skaters, particularly strong in the forward line, and although the Yale forwards were not quite so fast on the ice, their accurate shooting was enough to win the game. Yale...
...superior team work and better passing the Freshmen carried the play into their opponents' territory, where it remained almost continually during the remainder of the contest. The first period closed with the Freshmen 1 goal to their credit. In the second half the 1919 men started off in a whirlwind fashion and scored four goals before play ended. The star playing of the Freshmen was done by Merrill and Phinney, each of whom scored two goals and took a conspicuous part in the aggressive play of the team. Platt made the other tally for the Freshmen, while Wells at goal...
...contest today will see the testing of two different styles of college baseball. The marked characteristic of the Yale nine is a whirlwind attack and defense, in which the all-essential element is speed; the University's playng has been noted for conservatism--for playing the "safe" game. Yale has a team whose success has depended largely on individual play; the University nine has won its victories as a carefully coached aggregation having a thorough grounding in team-play...
...former collegians started the game with a whirlwind march up the field, pushing the ball over for a touchdown in the first few minutes of play. Straight football was productive of gains for both teams, practically no open play being in evidence throughout the contest. Again in the fourth period the heavier team scored on a blocked punt and the subsequent recovery of the ball. A succession of hard line plunges in the last quarter resulted in Carlisle's single touchdown. Captain Hamilton Fish '10, H. B. Gardner '13, p. Grant '08, and Snow of Dartmouth excelled...