Word: attacker
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Yale team as it played Saturday is far superior to any eleven that Harvard has shown so far this year both offensively and defensively. On the attack Yale has the edge merely because of Booth, who is spark, guiding hand, and the executor of the Eli offensive--in fact, he is the offense. Without him it is hard to determine just how the Blue would stack up, since most of the other backs, with the possible exception of Crowley, would rank no higher individually than any that Harvard can offer. But with Booth playing the whole game...
...with a square jaw, a high forehead below a shock of grey hair. In his eyes is a droopy woebegone expression. His smile is wry, tired. He dresses in dark unfashionable clothes. He is an easy, clear, impressive, frequent speaker, handling himself well in debate. Without oratorical tricks, his attack is sometimes brutal, sometimes adroitly sarcastic. He rather prides himself on his burlesque humor...
Regretting that the Mayor's attack "was based on a malicious and unjustifiable attack on my late husband," Nominee McCormick nevertheless professed to be "pleased" with it. She felt it would prove for all time that she had no political connection with the "City Hall gang" in Chicago...
...likely successor to Devens as a partner for May is Crickard, the speedy back who rose to fame for his good work against Army. For this season, the success that these two have with the Southerners will without question show just how strong the Harvard lateral attack is under the new regime, and how much it will be depended on in future games...
...final period the Worcester eleven pushed down to the Harvard 16-yard line, but as in the case of the Harvard attack, Worcester fumbled and lost the ball...