Word: margin
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...basketball Yale holds a large margin of victory over the University. Since 1909 there has been no Crimson basketball team but before that Yale had won twelve out of fifteen games, the majority of them by large scores. In the years that the University was a member of the Intercollegiate League, her team finished above Yale only once...
...October 17 the seconds won from the Brown scrubs by the narrow margin of 14-13 on Brown's failure to kick the goal from its last touchdown. The University seconds made their first score when B. Lockwood '21 recovered a blocked kick and broke away for a touchdown. After a series of line rushes Wales again carried the ball across in the second quarter. Wales also kicked both the goals, while Morse and Parker again did excellent work in the running and kicking. Oden's 78-yard run for a Brown touchdown was the individual feature of the game...
With H. L. Pratt, Jr., the first man for their team, placing fifth, the 1923 harriers captured the invitation meet at New Haven on Saturday by a margin of one point over Yale. The Freshmen scored 38, Yale 39, Dartmouth 40, and M. I. T. 52. The fact that the yearling bunched their men, placing fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth and twelfth, accounts for their victory over the less evenly matched Yale runners, who won the first two individual honors...
...stronger aggregation than any Harvard has opposed this year. Hers is a team of veterans who are, at the same time, marvelous specimens physically. The Mountaineers scored two touchdowns early in the first period as the result of long forward passes which were successful by the narrowest possible margin. Forward passes, again, netted the other later touchdowns. All of these passes might easily have failed, leaving the score...
...page of manuscript if the proofreader discovers one or two typograhpical errors, all combine to make the process longer than the requirements of a modern newspaper press demand. Another restriction is that the process cannot be used for the better grade of book work. The uneveness of the right margin, which I mentioned, and the difficulty of producing artistic work will not allow the engraving of the more expensive books until the process has been greatly improved...