Word: crucially
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Coach Watcher regards tonight's contest as a mere stepping-stone toward the crucial Yale test next Tuesday at New Haven. He wishes, however, to increase the team's victory momentum rather than halt it, so he will send his strongest-line-up into the fray. The general feeling now is that if the University five can maintain the pace set Wednesday in routing the Green it will be able to silence the Bulldog's growl in his very den. Tonight's task is to down the St. Francis team in stride without losing sight of the imminent objective contest...
...number one man on Team B was forced to the limit in downing his opponent by a score of 12-15, 15-10, 11-15, 15-12, 15-2. It was Pease's inability to survive to driving pace that cost him the fifth and crucial game. He will play the winner of today's semi-final match between A. H. King of the Milton squash club and H. B. Rawlins '27 captain of the Freshman squash team...
...have refused to continue this practice. Mr. J. T. Blossom, graduate director of athletics at Yale, has proposed that Harvard, Yale, and Princeton have their own umpires and interchange them with one another during a part of the preliminary season. From these men two would be chosen for the crucial series who would be agreeable to all three colleges...
...drawings for the University tournament were completed yesterday. Dixon, Wakefield, Debevoise and Harrington were seeded and given the crucial positions on the chart...
Dartmouth rounded out her gala carnival period by outscoring the Crimson basketball team 34 to 25 Saturday. The University five, however, looked better in defeat than it has in several of its victories, and on the whole the team's showing augured well for the crucial battle with Yale next Friday...