Word: lost
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...pretty forward pass from W. J. Murray '18 to E. L. Casey '19 netted 40 yards, and this with line plunges by Lowney of Colby, T. H. Enwright '18 and Casey, and an eight-yard forward pass, left the ball on the Marines' two-yard line, where the sailors lost it on downs. After Enwright had run back Mahan's punt 27 yards, the second attack ended in a try at a goal from the field by Murray...
With a registration of 296, the Law School has lost proportionately more men because of the war than the College, as the present enrolment shows a decrease of 560 or 65 per cent. Over last year. The registration is divided among the classes as follows: first year, 96; second year, 89; third year, unclassified, 31; resident graduates, 75. All are graduates of colleges with the exception of three, who have attended law school for varying periods...
...part. The spirit of duty, which has formed the most cherished tradition of our college life will be shown not in words, but in the shape of living accomplishment. The University will prove once more that after the lapse of three centuries, the young men of the nation have lost none of the strength or courage of John Harvard...
...runners, and the fourth one in which they have entered as a team. Individual members of the squad, however, have taken part in other races under the colors of the R. O. T. C. or the H. A. A. The first race, held with Andover on October 27, was lost by the score of 22 points to 33. The next meet was a quadrangular affair on November 10 in which the Freshmen placed second to Wakefield High School with 56 points to the latter's 32. Last week came the first victory, won against the Eli freshmen...
...only game which has been played this season was a contest with Worcester Academy a week ago Wednesday, in which the Freshmen lost with a score of 3 to 1. Since then the team work has been improving, and the eleven is expected to make a much better showing this afternoon. Little is known about Andover's strength...