Word: leg
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...second time this season. The Freshmen played Andover on October 18 and were defeated 2-0, but have shown renewed vigor during the past week after several changes in the line-up. The presence of Captain Gray, who has been out for several days with a bad leg, will also materially strengthen the team...
...Freshman soccer team gained its first victory of the season last Saturday when it defeated Tabor Academy 4-0. With a much changed line-up the team showed renewed vigor and scoring power. Captain S. E. Gray of the yearlings was unable to play because of injuries to his leg, but his absence was partially made up for by the excellent work of Phaneuf, Tarnowsky, and Brooks, who formed an impenetrable defense to the Tabor forwards...
...Glee Club will also sing at the Intercollegiate Glee Club contest in Carnegie Hall, New York City, on March 3. It has already won one cup at these contests, and last year won the first leg on another cup, which has been offered by the University Glee Club of New York City...
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the second annual track meet of the Massachusetts Athletic Association will take place in the Stadium. The meet is being held under the auspices of the Harvard Athletic Association, which will award a silver cup to the winning school. This trophy, the first leg on which was captured by Medford High School last spring, will become the permanent possession of the school which first wins it five times...
...same philosopher concludes his dissertation by advising us that the sooner we accept with "strong humility" Thackeray's dictum that at twenty-one a boy is an ass; the sooner we can resume our high ambition of becoming great and useful men and "shaking a loose and happy leg as sixty." A critic in New York declares the life of the average college man to be largely the result of his environment, the influence divided into 5 percent the college, 20 percent his preparatory school and 75 percent his home...