Word: following
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Winter Sports season may be nearly over; but the final flash is going to be brilliant one, for the undergraduate or graduate around Cambridge who likes to follow the fortunes of the Crimson athletic teams has two brilliant Saturday cards in store for him. Today, the final game on the hockey schedule with the week Eli five in the Boston Garden is featured, while he who prefers the turf to the ice can go over to the Commonwealth Armory and watch the Varsity polo team seek revenge over Yale. As a warmer-up for these two there comes the basketball...
...perturbed about his team, gnawed a wad the size of a golf ball. In their seats around the court, 5,500 wildly excited spectators watched the players go to their positions for the tip off. In the next few seconds, things happened almost too quickly for the crowd to follow. First, Purdue's forward, Johnny Sines, drove through the Minnesota defense for a close-up shot that put his side three points ahead. Then Minnesota's Kundla took the ball at the backboard, dribbled down the court floor, stumbled, recovered, and made an incredible shot that...
...particularly strange, because in what was meant to be a complimentary reference, you, in referring to Harvard's new broadcasting venture, said "When Yale and Chicago follow this example...
...carefully saw to it that the subscribers to the Red Book should be provided with the Fall Register, a successful innovation, at no additional charge. With expenditures thus increased, it is especially necessary that all Freshmen contribute to its success, so that future classes will find it possible to follow the precedent that has been set this year...
...ended. Said Blind Wrestler Allman: "I live for wrestling. If I lost out on the squad I would feel lost. You know I love the cheering from fans when I am down on the mat, but of course it confuses me before leaving my feet. You see, I must follow my opponent by the sound of his feet and the noise of his breathing...