Word: leading
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Sophomores defeated the Juniors 22-23 yesterday afternoon at the Hemenway gymnasium and thereby retained the lead in the interclass basketball league. The Seniors won from the Freshmen by default inasmuch as the latter did not appear. The present league standing follows...
...presented a greatly improved team on February 21 and held the Crimson to a 38-27 score compared to the former 28-3 game on January 18. The Dartmouth Freshmen were defeated next in one of the best games of the season. Although the Crimson held the lead all through the game, a last-minute rally by the Green came near to tying the score. The University Freshmen have not faced Princeton this year, but Dartmouth defeated the Orange and Black 37-22 the week before the game with the Crimson...
...Yale game, the team nearing the peak of its development by this time. Carefully directed by Coach Chase, the players were kept in the best of condition and the team was at the height of its power when it faced Yale on Saturday. Although Yale piled up a lead of seven points in the first few minutes of the game, the Crimson team came back to tie the score before the end of the half and with a final rally, spurted past the Yale team...
...Freshman basketball team defeated the Yale Freshmen last Saturday night at the Freshman Athletic Building by the score of 32-29. Overcoming an early lead of seven points the Crimson team led late in the second half 26-21, but six points by Watson soon put Yale ahead again. The lead changed hands three times in the last few minutes, but the Crimson team secured the last four points of the game. Watson, left forward for Yale, led the scoring with 17 of his team's 29 points, while the two Crimson guards. Combs, by his spectacular shooting at critical...
Medford High School, running in Class C, kept a slight lead, finishing the course in 3 minutes 17 3-5 seconds, the best time of the meet. The Medford team, composed of Moore, Lewis, Hormel, and Kelley, was always hard-pressed by their opponents, and ran excellently. The feature race of the afternoon was the final event of the meeet between Boston English and Latin, the latter winning in 3 minutes 18 seconds. Haggerty, the first man for Latin, after getting away to a fast start was overtaken and passed by McKillop, who gave a five-yard lead...