Word: evers
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...muted cadence, drawing ever nigh...
...stand once more at the parting of the ways. We are as much in the midst of the deluge as was Noah and his family when the first rain ceased to fall and the waters to rise. We are passing through the greatest revolution that the world has ever known. We have to deal with a new world. Are we to lapse back into commercialism or are we to follow the light of idealism...
...service of the Law School is that of method and cooperation, of standards and ideals. It does not supply brains or tact, or any substitute for either. It can give but a modicum of legal learning, less now, relatively, than ever. The law student sees at once, if he did not appreciate it before, that little has counted in his preparation but method and self-discipline...
...infield is a toss-up. At first, Diamond is a far more finished fielder than Jones; but the latter's long hitting makes him an ever dangerous factor in the Crimson offense. At second base the rival captains are both finished fielders, but Emmons' 330 hitting gives the University the edge here...
Victories over Johns Hopkins and Dartmouth followed. The 10-4 win ever Dartmouth was featured by Captain Sawyer's all-round playing and frequent errors by the visitors. Captain Sawyer's playing was conspicuous as he had four fifty and four put-outs to his credit. After the first inning in which the visitors scored three runs, Kelley, pitching for the Blue, allowed only four hits...