Word: leading
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Roland Stebbins Lee '26 of Gloucester, Antonio Miguel Carrillo '26 of Hayana, Cuba, and Robert Hugo Schacht Jr. '26 of Brookline have been appointed to lead the Gore, Standish, and Smith choruses in the competition for the silver cup at the Freshman Jubilee on May 25. Each of the choruses will sing two songs, followed by the class song. The cup will remain in the possession of the winning hall for one year, and the leader of the winning chorus will receive an ebony baton with his name engraved...
...examinations. It was at this point that the parade reached its maximum of enthusiasm and attracted a large crowd of interested onlookers, including some newspaper reporters and photographers. Joining in the enthusiasm of the occasion, the crowd lent its assistance as the parade, with the band still in the lead, marched to Mt. Auburn Street and gradually was dissipated into small groups, which wandered back to the Yard...
...meeting of the basketball letter men last night, Lewis Gordon '24 of Gloucester was unanimously re-elected to lead the University team during its next season During his college career Gordon has been very prominent in athletics, and has shown outstanding ability in several sports. In his Freshman year, he won his numerals in football and baseball, in addition to leading the basketball quintet, and since then has obtained his letter in both of these major sports as well as the University basketball insignia...
...game began auspiciously for the Academy, their first two batters being brought home by a sacrifice fly and a single after getting on base by means of being hit by a pitched ball and by another single. Not content with the early lead they scored a run the next inning, two more in the third and three in the fourth by the aid of a terrific three-base drive by Wortham which cleared the bases. The only other run came in the sixth when Walber, after hitting safely, reached home after two sacrifice hits by his team-mates...
PRINCETON, N. J., May 2, 1923.--The Princeton baseball team overwhelmed the Fordham nine today by the score of 15 to 6 in a game that was marked by free hitting on both sides. The Tigers took the lead in the second inning, and they were never threatened during the remainder of the contest. Waters, who started on the mound for Fordham, was replaced by Hayes early in the game. Carney, the Princeton twirler, lasted the whole nine innings, and helped win his own game by knocking out a home run and a triple. Princeton only made one error...