Word: behind
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...less than 100,000, it appears that for the first three years the earnings are larger in the small city, but that after that the reverse is in the main true. A fairly accurate comparison was made between Boston and New York, and though the former is distinctly behind for the first five or six years, there seems to be little difference after that...
...game being won by the University 5 to 2 and the second lost 2 to 1. The team-work of the University forwards was for the most part good; although the shooting was weak; the defense withstood attack very well, but seemed unable to take the puck out from behind the goal. Every game was stiff and extremely beneficial to the team as it had to fight uphill battles. Probably as much improvement was made as possible without the services of Coach Winsor, who was unable to take the trip and there can be no doubt but that much experience...
...work after the Christmas recess. These are a course of four lectures on "France and American in Contact in the Past," by Professor Fernand Baldensperger of the University of Paris; to be given on Monday afternoons at 5 o'clock and a course of eight lectures on "The Man behind the Vote" by Mr. Graham Wallas, M.A., Reader in Political science in the University of London, to be given on Monday and Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock...
Today there will be well over two thousand men in the cheering section. In order to get these men together and show the team before it goes on the field that the undergraduates are behind it, a large parade will be organized to march to the field. About two thousand students took part in the demonstration last Thursday and with the addition of the graduates today, the sine of the parade should be greatly increased...
...defeating Maine 34 to 0, the University eleven showed itself one of unusual power. The weakness of Maine, however, made the team seem much better than it really was, many ragged ends being brought to light in the contest of the following week with Bates. There was no force behind the charging of the rush line, which the lighter but scrappy Bates forwards held to equal terms, and a 14 to 0 score brought home to the coaches the realization that there was much to be done. Nor did the team show much improvement against Williams...