Word: fifths
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Trinity College Hartford, will preach a sermon at Appleton Chapel at 5 o'clock in the afternoon and will then fly to Hartford where he will attend the Trinity Baccalaureate services at the Church Cathedral at 7.45 o'clock. President Ogilby plans to attend his class's twenty-fifth reunion which will be held here on June 18 and 19. He is scheduled to preach the class anniversary sermon Sunday, which will start at 5 o'clock, but he also wants to return to the Trinity services, which start at 7.45 and his only possible means of making...
...ranked as the number one man as he has not been defeated in intercollegiate contests this season. Marsh of Williams is number two, while Part-ridge of Dartmouth is in the third position. Following is the ranking of the other men chosen by Coach Dell: Captain Watson of Yale, fifth: Sullivan of Lehigh, sixth: Wolf of Williams, seventh: Appel of Princeton, eight: McGlinn of Yale, ninth: Gordon of Harvard, tenth: Milten of Pennsylvania, eleventh: Rowden of Columbis, thirteenth...
...defeat was the fourth of the year for Harvard and the first for Barbee, who had 10 straight starts to his credit before he went into the box against the Philadelphians. Pitching excellent ball at the outset, he held the Quakers at bay for four innings, and until the fifth inning it looked as though the 20,000 alumni gathered in the stands would have little to cheer about. But in that inning the Penn team gained impetus and the sixth turned the tide, the Quakers bunching their hits and staging a three-runrally...
...Fifth Inning Crimson Nemesis...
...fifth inning with one man out, Connell of Pennsylvania singled to right and went to third when Thompson singled to the same place. With Cole at the plate, Connell executed the Squeeze play, and beat Barbee's throw to the plate, but Umpire Baltzel ruled that Cole was not in his box and Connell, therefore, had to go back to third. Connell came running in again on the next pitched ball, but this time Cole hit a foul tip that was just wide enough to escape Chauncey's ready glove. On the next ball, however, Connell's mighty efforts...