Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Speedy passing and fast shooting were the chief reasons for the victory of the powerful Hobart lacrosse team yesterday afternoon at Soldiers Field. Despite strong defensive work of Captain Rouillard, Daggett, and Norton, the University players were outplayed in the first half by the score of 6-0, and eventually lost the game 9-1. The game was the second victory in five contests for the visitors. Captain Gasper, Gorman, and Wilson were the starts of the game...
...bring a strong squad to Soldiers Field for the second meet of the Engineer's season. The individual star of the team is Captain A. D. Smith, who won both the 220-yard and 440-yard races against Maine last Saturday, and who will probably set Captain Burke a fast pace in the quarter mile. In the dashes, Heap and Porter are two of M. I. T.'s best men, while exclusive of Captain Smith, Bateman, Snow, and Makepeace are the fastest quartermilers. This trio, along with Captain Smith and Poor, are the outstanding performers in the 880-yard...
...Nikolai Lenin, Prime Minister of Soviet Russia, is sinking fast. No hope is entertained for his recovery...
...reputation which has caused many track critics to doubt whether any American colleges can furnish teams strong enough to keep the title from the invaders. Among the Eastern colleges the strongest contenders in the two mile relay are Cornoll Georgetown, and Yale, while from the West will come fast teams from Kansas and Chicago. The program for the Carnival includes as well as relay racos, many other track and field events, and the crowd which it attracts will probably overflow the new Pennsylvania Stadium, which seats 40,000. The list of relay events contains several college and scholastic championships...
...fast nine-inning game on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon with Huntington School, Coach Davidson's Freshman baseball team showed its ability both in the field and at bat by sending ten runners across the plate to one for the visitors...