Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...games tomorrow should bring out some good soccer. Yale has a fast and shifty offense, while the Crimson booters are known for their ability to make their opponents work for scores. Yale, because a strong offense is rated above a strong defense, rules a slight favorite...
Harvard's ends, however, are of no mean calibre themselves. Sayles, the best forward pass receiver on the University squad, and E. H. Bradford, fast and aggressive, make the ends the strongest parts of the Crimson machine...
...choosing of a tentative University squad on the first day of the squash racquets season indicates that Coach Cowles is determined to cut his squad down to a working basis as fast as possible...
There appears to be little to choose, man for man, between the rival forward lines. Princeton's ends are comparatively inexperienced, and reserve strength on the wings is lacking. Sayles has proved his worth this season, and E. H. Bradford is a fast end who should hold his own with the best that Princeton can offer...
Washington and Lee brought a fast and peppery team across the Delaware and gave Princeton a stiff battle which was marred by a high wind and many fumbles. The Generals took the lead in the first period, 6 to 2, when Rauber's line plunging was too much for the Orange and Black forwards. Then Slagle, who with the other first string backs had not started the game, was rushed into action and the Princeton offensive started. Ten of Slagle's 12 forward passes were successful, and the final figures found the Tigers...