Word: greenly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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News from Hanover indicates that Blake, Bates, and Foster, the latter a veteran and anchor man, will be sure of berths on the Green quartet, and the other man will be either Buttes or Hill. Coykendall is slated to be Cornell's anchor...
...four of their five matches by fall, making the final score 23-8. Captain H. J. Freedman '23 was forced to the limit to win from Henretta by decision after two overtime periods in the 135-pound class, while the 145 and 158-pound divisions went to Dartmouth. The Green team was considerably weakened by the loss of Keigher and Winchester, who were unable to compete owing to injuries...
...victory over the Green was even more notable as far as Burke was concerned. J. H. Sherburne '24 trailed Hill for the full six laps, but W. L. Chapin '25 passed Jerman in the second relay and piled up a 15-yard lead. J. E. Merrill '24 was evidently tired from his running earlier in the evening, for he lost all that Chapin had gained and started Burke ten yards behind the Green anchor man, Letteney. The Crimson leader devoted the first three laps to bringing himself up on even terms with Letteney, then passed him on a straightaway...
...Crimson quintet was leading at half-time 23-20 due to the consistent foul shooting of Captain Gordon and the field goal shooting of Lowenthal. In the second half the Green five came back with a spurt and after several series of baskets by both teams, Millar and Captain Cullen of Dartmouth each placed a field goal, which gave the Green the lead. The Crimson made several rallies to overcome the lead that the Hanover team then began to pile up. Captain Gordon twisted his ankle in a mixup under the opponents' goal but resumed play shortly afterwards...
Cullen scored 35 points for his team, missing only two of 25 free-throw attempts. The Crimson pressed the Green several times and it was not until the last few minutes of play that the spectators were sure of a Dartmouth victory...