Word: lead
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...together, the order of the leaders being, Spitzer, Lightner, Whitney, Wood, Haskell, Mann, Vilas, and Jaques. From there the course went through the woods to the right of the road until it reached the Warren farm, where it turned to the left, crossing the road. Here Lightner had the lead with Spitzer second, Jaques and Whitney being fifth and sixth respectively. From the Warren farm the course circled again to the left, crossing the Chestnut Hill golf links, and came into Dunster road, which it followed until the starting point was reached, from where the course was run over again...
...this afternoon to march to Soldiers Field to cheer the team at its last home practice before the annual football game with the Yale freshmen. A band will head the procession and A. G. Cable '09, G. H. Balch '12, R. Lowell '12 and H. de Windt '12 will lead the cheering. As the game is in New Haven on Saturday, the class will have no other opportunity than today's to cheer the team on the field and show interest and enthusiasm for its success...
...ended this afternoon with a race between the three crews, over the three-and-one-half-mile course, starting opposite the Weld boathouse, and finishing in the basin opposite the Union boathouse. The third crew started first, ten seconds ahead of the second, and was able to hold this lead over the latter crew throughout the race. The second crew was never a dangerous opponent and the race soon proved to be a struggle between the University and third crews. The former easily gained on the second and passed it at the Longwood avenue bridge. When coming into the basin...
...start, but half way to the Harvard bridge, Weld led by a length of open water. Just before reaching the bridge, Newell spurted, but Martin also raised his stroke, and prevented Newell from gaining. At Harvard bridge, Weld led by two lengths, and continued to increase this lead, finishing three and one half lengths of open water ahead of Newell...
...second football mass meeting of the year will be held in the Living Room of the Union this evening at 7.30 o'clock. A. G. Cable '09 will preside and lead the cheering, and L. K. Lunt '09 will lead the singing. D. C. Campbell '02, left end and captain of the victorious 1901 eleven, which defeated Yale 22 to 0, will address the meeting. The University hand will play, and the old songs will be practiced, as well as the "Victory Song" and "Fale-rah" of this year's competition. The meeting is open...