Word: sided
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...game was fast and close at all times and undecided until near the end of the second half, when, with the score 2 to 2, Hicks shot the deciding goal from the side-boards. The University forwards showed excellent team-play and their shots were hard and accurate. The superiority in the line, however, was offset by a weak defence, due to the fact that this was the first game in which it had been severely tried. Princeton's defence was very strong, continually turning aside shots that ordinarily would have counted. Hicks was the star of the game...
...University gymnastic team will give its first exhibition of the season this evening at 8 o'clock in connection with an entertainment at the Brookline Municipal Gymnasium. The exhibition will consist of work on the flying rings, horizontal bar, parallel bars, side horse, and in tumbling and pyramid building. The team is composed of the following: E. N. Cleaves '11, H. V. Coryell '11, B. D. Lewis '09, H. R. Rafsky '10, E. G. Schauroth '10, E. L. Sauder '10, L. E. Stover '10, S. Wolfmann '11, E. S. Wolston...
...tournament was held at the West Side Republican Club, New York, on December 21, 22, and 23. In the first day's play Yale and Princeton each won two games, tied the third, and lost the fourth to Harvard and Columbia respectively, making the score Yale 2 1-2, Princeton 2 1-2, Harvard 1 1-2, and Columbia 1 1-2. On the second day Princeton gained the lead by winning three games from Yale, one of which went by default, and by drawing the fourth, making the totals Princeton 6, and Yale 3. The University team defeated Columbia...
...York, N. Y., December 21.--In the first day's play of the intercollegiate chess match at the West Side Republican Club, between Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Columbia, the lead was taken by the Yale team, which won two and drew one of the four matches played with the University team. Princeton and Columbia each won one match, the other two being drawn...
...seventeenth annual intercollegiate chess tournament between Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Columbia will commence this afternoon and continue tomorrow and Wednesday, at the West Side Republican Club, New York. The matches will be played from 1 to 6 o'clock in the afternoon and from 8 to 10 o'clock in the evening. All unfinished games will be decided by H. Helms, referee, and J. Finn, adjudicator. The play will be directed by A. W. Fox of the Manhattan Chess Club...