Word: pointing
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...ridden cities investigators are plodding away at gangsters' bank-accounts and records. A special agent is in Chicago coordinating the work of Prohibition, Narcotics and Industrial Alcohol Bureaus, the Immigration, Coast Guard and Customs Services. All this might have seemed nebulous without the Guzick conviction to give it point. And the same day Guzick was indicted, mounted Customs men had slain two smuggling gangsters, wounded another, in Texas...
Purdue's Van Bibber failed to kick goal after touchdown, and by the width of that point the Indiana underdogs went back to Bloomington crazy with glee. Indiana 7, Purdue...
...University polo team schedule is as follows: February 14, Army at West Point; February 21, Cincinuati Riding Club and the Cleveland Cavalry at Cincinnati; February 28, Yale at New Haven; March 7, Jayvees play Yale at New Haven; March 14, Yale. There will also be games with Norwich University, the Turkey Hill Riding Club of Worcester, Danvers, and the Intercollegiate Tournament at New York City on dates not yet arranged, as well as the regular games with local teams played at the Commonwealth Armory...
...University schedule is as follows: Saturday, January 10, 1931, Norwich; Saturday, January 17, Springfield; Wednesday, January 21, Brown at Providence; Saturday, February 14, Columbia; Tuesday, February 17, M.I.T., at Tech; Saturday, February 21, Army at West Point; Wednesday, February 25, Tufts at Medford; Saturday, February 28, Penn; Saturday, March 7, Yale at New Haven...
...most famed modern U. S. painters were both expatriates.* James Abbott McNeill Whistler (1834-1903) was born in Lowell, Mass. He studied unsuccessfully at West Point. A job in Washington, in the U. S. Coast & Geodetic Survey, got him interested in etching. He went to Paris to study art, never returned to the U. S. Before he died he was at the top of his profession...