Word: lead
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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There will be well over 2,000 men in the cheering section on Saturday, and in order to get these men together a large parade will be organized to march to the field. Kanrich's Band has been engaged to lead the march. The parade will form at 12.45 o'clock, graduates meeting in front of University, Seniors at Weld, Juniors at Grays, Sophomores at Matthews, and Freshmen at Massachusetts. The regular cheer leaders will act as marshals...
...section, it is imperative that previous practice be held at this meeting. Freshmen are particularly urged to attend, that they may learn the football songs. J. W. Farley '99 and R. Fisher '12 will address the meeting. Kanrich's band will play and members of the Glee Club will lead in the rehearsal of the songs...
...cross-country team ran the first race of its season yesterday afternoon with the Providence Technical School team, over the 3-mile Freshman course at Belmont. J. E. C Clark, a Providence runner, won the race, with a lead of about 65 yards over L. K. Moorehead '18 who finished second. Clark's time was 17 minutes, 31 seconds. 1918 won the race, however, with the score of 24 points to Providence's 31. The first five places counted for each side, the lowest score winning. The winners finished in the following order: Clark (P), L. K. Moorehead...
...Freshman crews brought their first session of work on the river to an end when the first boats from Gore, Smith and Standish Halls competed over a mile course. The crews line up at the Cottage Farm Bridge and at the signal Standish shot ahead, gaining a ten-foot lead. Rowing about 32 strokes to the minute the Standish boat maintained the lead during the early part of the race despite the efforts of Gore and Smith. As the boats approached the finish line the race developed into a struggle between Standish and Gore, but Standish had the stronger finish...
Gore Hall barely succeeded in winning the Slocum trophy, her total of points amounting to ten, a lead of but one point over the total of nine which Standish obtained. Smith Hall was a poor third, gaining but three points. Cups will be awarded to the first dormitory crew which defeated both opponents, and medals to those men on the second and third crews which were victorious in their respective races...