Word: stride
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...have been practicing daily since November, and Coach Danguy has had ample time to watch them and pick the best possible combination. Regular weekly tournaments have been held and as a result the men are in excellent practice and should continue their winning stride when they oppose Yale. Dartmouth, M. I. T. and Columbia...
...with Boston University the University sextet will meet Laval University of Montreal on the Arena ice at 8:15 o'clock this evening. After a week's cessation of practice, the team had its first real practice yesterday afternoon; but in spite of this layoff should easily regain the stride it was holding in the earlier games of the season...
Back again in its winning stride, the University basketball team makes its seventh start of the season tonight when it faces the invading Holy Cross five in Hemenway Gymnasium at 8 o'clock...
...points. Lenhart steadied down and took the next two points. With only a point needed for game, Baker faltered and was forced to give way before Lenhart's rush. The Crimson player won the game, 17-16, tying the score at 2-all. The Massachusetts champion soon found his stride in the fifth and deciding game. Placing his soots with masterful precision, he took the lead from the start to win the game, 15-8, and the match, three-games...
Comes winter and with it boardwalks and debutantes, theses and racoons--and Eleanora Sears awalking. From Boston to Providence, from the Biltmore to Beacon Street and all the time with swinging arms and vigorous stride. Like hour exams Miss Sears' pedestrian expeditions have become traditional, if superfluous. She walks fastest who walks alone degenerates not only into a trite axiom but even into a prevarication when Miss Sears takes to the road; a tennis star and four--count 'em four--pacers accompany her, and behind trail two "massive automobiles". This is walking de luxe. But if Trudie merits a jazz...