Word: led
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshmen lost to Cornell 1918 on Lake Cayuga on May 22 by a length and a half, due probably to poor physical condition. The Harvard Freshmen led easily at the half-way mark, but suddenly seemed to lose power, and their rowing became noticeably much poorer from thence on. At the end of the race they seemed entirely rowed...
...success of the football team last fall after unparalleled accidents testified to an indomitable fighting spirit. The track team retrieved a close defeat by Cornell by winning from Yale. And now Coach Haughton, taking charge in mid-season of a baseball team which had already lost its captain, has led it to triumph. With the victory from Yale in hockey and those in several of the minor sports, there wants only a favorable communique from the water-front at New London to make the Harvard cup of joy complete...
...admission of the Elis to the league will mean a great deal of added interest as far as the University is concerned. Yale had a good team this year and promises strong opposition to the University, which has generally led the league in the past...
...entire Freshman class will assemble in the Smith Quadrangle at 12.45 o'clock where a parade will be formed. Led by a fifteen-piece band the procession will march up Dunster street, through the square, down Holyoke street and thence to the field. A section has been specially reserved for the 1918 cheering...
...next Monday at 12 o'clock. President Eliot will be the speaker, and will be introduced by Major H. L. Higginson '55, the presiding officer. President A. P. Fitch '00, D.D., of the Andover Theological Seminary, will be the chaplain. The singing of Fair Harvard and America will be led by members of the Glee Club...