Word: hands
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...absent shall procure from the Secretary of his State a certain specific form on which to make application for an "absentee voter" ballot. The Harding-Coolidge Club of Harvard has arranged to have a number of these applications sent to them at once and will soon have them on hand at their office in the CRIMSON building, where the voters of the University may sign them. Then as soon as the "absentee voter" ballots have been received, the club will provide, without any expense to the voter, a notary public who will witness the marking of the ballot...
...industrial history in the making. Hon. Crawford Vaughan, by whom these lectures will be delivered, is a former premier of South Australia and has held other public offices. His descriptions of conditions in Australia will be these of a trained economist, experienced in practical affairs and speaking from first-hand knowledge...
...three prizes which will be warded; one to both the winner and the unner-up in the singles tournament, and he third to the winning pair in the oubles tournament. There are some ten on the Hata who have signed up singly for the doubles tournament. They hould hand in a card some time this morning stating their choice of partner...
...first team entered its first scrimmage of the week, and, minus three of four of the supposedly first-string players, routed the scrubs, gaining consistently on the offense and keeping the scrubs attack well in hand. Gorman, a star of the 1923 backfield, showed to very good advantage in Lourie's position at quarterback, tossing a forward to Gilroy after three plays after the kick-off. Throughout the scrimmage Gorman was a thorn in the scrubs side, breaking loose for 25-yard runs, or feinting only to toss forwards to the equally speedy Gilroy or McPhee. The second touchdown...
Three times crossing the scrub goal line, and allowing but one score, a drop-kick late in the scrimmage, Coach Fisher's eleven yesterday made up for the repulse they received at the hands of the black-jerseyed eleven the day before. Captain Hotween and Owen were out of the scrimmage yesterday and their places were taken by Hamilton and Rouillard. This shift was only designed to give the regulars a rest, and does not indicate any change in the backfield to oppose Valparaise, which will consist of Buell, Horween, Owen and Humphrey, as Johnson's hand has not shown...