Word: highly
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...suicide. It matters not whether you believe in the efficacy or the justifiability of hunger striking. It matters not whether you support the cause of Irish freedom. The fact is that a man believed so firmly in the right of his cause, and held so steadfastly before him his high ideals of justice and right, that he willingly sacrificed his life for that cause...
...scheduled for next Wednesday, November 3, while the field events will take place on the following afternoon. As there is not sufficient straightaway space under the present arrangements to hold a 220-yard dash, the sprints will be limited to 100 and 160 yards. There will be no high hurdles and for the same reason, as the elimination of the furlong, the low hurdles will be limited to 120 yards...
...Princeton game is too near to take chances on injuring his men in scrimmage, Coach Fisher gave the University team a day of kicking practice, signal drill, and practice in the forward pass formations. For the first hour of practice, almost the entire team spent their time kicking long, high spirals, some of them kicking from the side lines, going over the top of the Stadium. Later the team went through a long signal drill which occupied the rest of the afternoon...
...many wars have arisen out of disputes between nations. Hence it is solemnly agreed by those who enter the league that hereafter whenever disputes arise which diplomacy is unable to settle the nations will submit the question to arbitration if it is an arbitrable or justifiable question before the high court of justice which the league is to establish and that they will abide by the decision. If it is not an arbitrable question or is political in its nature or not capable of settlement in court, they agree to submit the question to an inquiry by the council...
Eighteen feet 6 inches won first place in the broad jump for H. W. Davis of Standish. Hubbard and Simmons of Smith jumped 18 feet and 17 feet 6 inches respectively. Hubbard of Smith captured first in the high jump with 5 feet 1 inch. P. D. Gerould of Standish and A. E. Saunders of Gore tied for second with 5 feet. Norris of Gore, P. D. Gerould of Standish and J. C. Goodwin of Gore were the winners in the pole vault. Norris won the event with a height of 7 feet 10 inches