Word: woundedly
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...last four games were played in eight days, beginning with a 1-0 victory over Briarcliff on the way home from Princeton. After a loss to Pine Manor by the same score, the Mill Streeters edged Endicott, 2 to 1, in overtime. They wound up the season with an easy 4 to 0 victory ever Wheelock on November 19. As they had won two and lost two in '49, the Mill Street total record remained at the .500 mark...
...criticism, few critics have successfully brought their acres to cultivation; most of the yield consists either of dried academic pods or fluttery reviewing that could thrive nearly as well on book jackets. Critic Edmund Wilson's small crop of evaluations (Axel's Castle, The Triple Thinkers, The Wound and the Bow) is the hardiest, the most varied and the one with the best chance of preservation. His new book, Classics and Commercials, is made up entirely of pieces written over the past ten years. No U.S. critic now writing could gather so rich a harvest...
...fall intramural program wound up yesterday in an involved round-robin tournament featuring half the league. As the triple-header didn't start until 4 p.m., the games were limited to six minutes each. But the teams played three scoreless ties, so they had to go through a final round of four-minute overtime periods as the sun went down...
Died. Maurice Costello, 73, oldtime matinee idol, the movies' first high-salaried great lover, father of ex-Actresses Dolores (the third Mrs. John Barrymore) and Helene Costello; in Hollywood. Broke and jobless much of the time since World War I, he wound up as a radio bit-player. "It's better to be a has-been," he once said, "than a never...
Fall intramurals in archery wound up with Briggs Hall tallying 402 points for top honors. Eliot and Moors were runners-up with 372 and 355. Lydia Hurd '51 came through with the highest individual score, 235 for a regular Columbia Round in the experienced division...