Word: leading
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...held for several years. The men who composed the winning team were Robert Worthington '23, C. R. Fordyce '23, Corliss Lamont '24, and A. H. Gordon '23. They ran in the above order. The baseball men, by superior ability and technique, won the managers' relay event. Raoul Pantaleoni '24, lead-off man for the winners, gained a lead-off man for the winners, gained a lead at the start which his successors, Morrison Mills '25, F. V. Crane '25, and C. P. Fordyce '23, retained in spite of the efforts of the crew and track managers...
...practice game yesterday the University quintet defeated the Freshman team by the score of 45-22. The University kept the lead consistently throughout the game and finished the first half in the lead...
...score 28-25. Early in the season the Connecticut Agricultural College defeated the University by a margin of two points, 39-37, although the Crimson was 13-15. In the first of two games scheduled Yale defeated the University by the score 36-28. The Blue jumped into the lead us the opening of the game with a free throw and although dropping behind immediately afterward, noon regained the led and kept it to the end. Each side scored exactly one-half of their points on free throws, Suisman of Yale caging 18 for his team...
...because of the sickness of the entire Hampshire team, while the next three games were victories over Worcester Technology by the score of 28-20, Massachusetts Agricultural College 23-20, and the University of Maine 36-23. The second defeat of the year followed at Hanover. The Crimson was leading at half time due to the consistent foul shooting of Captain Gordon and field goal shooting of Lowenthal, but the Green recovered in the second half and soon regained a lead which it held...
...margin, 15-12. The deciding game opened exactly as did that in the interclub match, with the score seven all after a few minutes of play. With Dixon feeding his forehand Wakefield brought the score up to 12-7 with five terrific drives impossible to return. He kept the lead until the end of the game, although Dixon tried hard to even the count, and the match was ended with the last score 15-11 in his favor...