Word: loned
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Browne and Nichols, outplaying and, at first, outfighting their opponents, scored all of their four goals in the first period while Pratt secured the lone Crimson tally. After that the Seconds took the offensive. The second period was a deadlock, neither team counting, but in the final period Dempsey and Hitchcock scored for the University. Russ was the individual star of the Browne and Nichols team, while Dempsey and Butman played well for the losers...
...together the Standish team which had won the Interdormitory service had practically no team-work and it was this factor that spelled defeat in spite of the good individual playing of Frederick Fish, J. E. Crowley Jr., and J. P. Whittall. The last of these secured the Freshman's lone tally while Wade and Judd each scored once for the schoolboys...
...classed from the start, and through the entire contest seemed unable to take the offensive, while the University forwards found no difficulty in solving the Engineers' vaunted five-man defense. Not once during the first half did the Engineers succeed in caging a basket from the floor, their lone four points during this period being the result of penalties. Although the University led at the end of the first session, 9-4, it was not until the final period that the red-jerseyed men showed their best form...
...Boston Submarine Base Team, was lost by the margin of one touchdown. The contest was one of the most stubbornly fought of the year, and the issue was in doubt until the last moment. In the third period the Sailors, after a pounding march down the field, made their lone score. But the Seconds fought every inch against a heavier and more powerful team...
...opportunities and requirements for study not merely in Paris, but in French provincial universities and other European institutions. Rooms will be available in the home for visiting men who are seeking lodging in Paris, but a limit of ten days will be placed upon their occupancy, which is considered lone enough to enable a man to find living quarters. Records of available rooms and apartments will also be kept by the university for the convenience of visitors...