Word: beate
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Just last weekend, the Crimson had won a game in the final seconds against Cornell on a layup by Harris. Housman dribbled the ball for 20 seconds then, as he had done all night, beat his man off the dribble and had a path to the basket...
...teams, the Tigers fared better on the scoreboard in the first period.After senior forward Ryan Maki scored his team-leading 11th goal of the season to open the scoring, Princeton equalized just two and a half minutes later. Richter made the initial save on Tigers captain Darroll Powe, who beat two Crimson defenders and broke in on net. But center Mark Magnowski converted on the rebound from the left circle at 9:49.Brett Wilson gave Princeton the 2-1 lead when he fired a slapshot past a screened Richter at 12:35 of the first period...
...really wanted to make it happen,” Oren said. They may still have a chance to do just that. “We might end up playing them again at Nationals,” he said, “and we still believe that we can beat them.” HARVARD 6, PENN 3 The Crimson took out its post-Trinity frustration against Penn on Saturday, earning a 6-3 win over the Quakers. The team also left, however, with a mound of trepidation, after seeing Suchde retire due to injury after the first game against Penn?...
PHILADELPHIA—Penn used a balanced offensive performance and a late run to beat the Harvard men’s basketball team, 67-53, Saturday night at the Palestra. Despite a 70-64 double-overtime loss to Princeton the night before, the Crimson (10-12, 3-5 Ivy) was able to hang close to the Quakers (14-8, 5-1 Ivy) until the home team went on a 10-0 run, turning a 50-44 game into a 60-44 runaway with 4:02 left. The win, coupled with Yale’s 60-59 loss at Cornell, moved...
...drums held vertically by red handles, their mallets curved in the manner of bows. The use of instruments, beautiful in its own right, served to highlight the monks’ richly developed vocal ability, while the occasional chanting of mantras quickened the pace from that of the dominant seven-beat liturgical texts...