Word: leading
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...there any effort made to effect a change. Social intercourse is entirely a matter of individual option, and the men who sit beside us in classes have no more idea of how we lead our lives than we have of how they live. Then, too, there are many older men, frequently married, who have turned to Law after a few years in business, the ministry, or what not. It must be apparent that such conditions are a radical change from the Williams environment...
Four Andover hits and three Crimson errors combined in the seventh inning to give the schoolboys an 8 to 4 win over the Second team at Andover yesterday. Up to that time Captain Amsden's men had been enjoying a 4 to 1 lead, but five runs went across in the one inning, and the home team added another couple in the ninth to clinch the issue...
Coach Mahan is thus faced with the necessity of rearranging his line-up considerably. Zarakov will again start at the short stop position where he starred on Saturday, and he will lead off against Captain Trumbower of the Brown team. Ellison will fill Tobin's berth at first, with Coady being used in left field. Dacey, who has been playing with the Second nine to date, has been brought up to take charge of Zarakov's third base position. Ullman will again take care of the keystone sack in Captain Hammond's absence...
...itinerary this summer will lead up the Connecticut Valley to the White Mountains, then across to Portland and down the coast, including the North Shore, South Shore, Cape Cod and Long Island. This is a very ambitious circuit in comparison with that of the first year which confined itself to southern New England...
...Chicago Bar Association has long taken the lead in studying the relation of the press to the courts and the legal profession...