Word: led
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clock. R. C. Forster 11 presided and introduced the speakers. J. W. Farley '99, who spoke first, said that the meeting was held only in anticipation but that there were seven good reasons why the team should win on Saturday. The team is well coached and well led; it is full of the right sort of spirit, and has brains; it is in excellent physical condition, and has great physical capacity; lastly it is determined to win. Malcolm Donald '99, the second speaker, talked along the same lines, emphasizing the importance of Coach Haughton and the Committee on Athletics. This...
...second football mass meeting of the year was held in the Living Room of the Union last night at 7.30 o'clock. R. C. Foster, who presided and led the cheering, introduced H. Fish, Jr., '10, captain of last year's football team, who was the only speaker. Although refusing to prophecy the score of the game Fish declared that the University team will probably close a successful season by defeating Yale next Saturday. In the West Point game the Yale team was composed of good material, but the team-play was decidedly crude. In the Princeton game, however...
During the practice about 175 members of the class of 1914 marched down to the field behind a band. H. B. Beebe '14 and Q. Reynolds '14 led cheers for the class, the coaches, and the individual members of the team...
...first football mass meeting of the year, held in the Union last night, was marked by great enthusiasm, the crowd filling the Living Room and the gallery and overflowing into the halls. R. C. Foster '11 led the cheering, and S. B. Steele '11 the singing. Kanrich's band played the music for the songs...
...down on to the Chestnut Hill golf links. At this point Jaques had drawn away from Lawless, and Withington had come up to third place. At some distance behind the latter ran Groves in the midst of a group of Technology runners. From the golf links the race led into Dunster road, on which the finish was made...