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...playing of Crickard on Saturday has created a problem in the backfield, but quite a pleasant one. With the veterans, Devens and Mays back it would not be unlikely that Harvard's lateral pass twins of last year would be split up and paired off with Crickard and Schereschewsky, giving Coach Horween two sets of Team A halfbacks. In this event it would probably be Devens and Crickard in one pair and Mays and Schereschewsky in the other. Then there still would be Batchelder and Record or Forbes for a third combination...
Those who guffawed think that Oswald and his rich wife, daughter of the late great Lord Curzon, are no true Socialists but a pair of pampered pinkos who are in the Labor Party for a lark...
...Titanic's passenger list as a basis for their cast, results would have been better. Unfortunately the tremendous and simple design of the accident to the boat has been traced through a set of theatrical stencils, conventionally acted. There are two drunkards, a priest, a novelist, a pair of honeymooners, a valet. None of them are just right. Good shots have been taken of men killed by officers while they struggle to get into the lifeboats, of hysterical women waiting their turn, of the water rising on the floor of the saloon. The rest of it has the unmistakable...
...primary basis for conclusions, it becomes pretty apparent that the first two ranking stars will be the new champion, John Doeg, and the veteran campaigner Bill Tildon. Doeg will in all probability be given the first position, though there is still a strong feeling that if the pair were to play ten matches, Big Bill would take well over half of them. The fact remains, though, that Doeg did win the most important contest the two engaged in this year, a fact which gives him a reasonable claim to the premier honors...
...movers over four hours. In order to lower the huge chime to the ground, a runway had to be built from the rear of the truck and skids put under the bell to roll it down to the ground. At the first attempt the great weight splintered a pair of skids six inches by eight. While this work was going on, the driver of a passing truck stopped to read the Russian inscription on the bell. A few minutes later he exclaimed that the large bronze was cast in his birthplace...