Word: tied
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...billiards tournament, two Round Robins were necessary, the first resulting in a tie. In the first, Wilson defeated H. W. Chang 2G.B., 100-42. Chang won from J. G. Cohen '25, 80-66, but Cohen, in an extremely close and exciting match beat Wilson 80-79, tying the tournament. In the second Round Robin, which was started immediately, Wilson defeated Chang, 100-68 and Cohen, 100-63. Chang took second place by defeating Cohen...
...play-off of the championship tie in the intercollegiate Soccer League between Princeton and the University of Pennaylvanta will take place this afternoon at Princeton...
...Blue eleven has played but two games to date. After battling to a 2-2 tie with a local New Haven team, it journeyed to Princeton and defeated the Tiger cubs 1-0. In the latter game, the play was evenly contested, though Princeton lost a number of chances to score, while Yale took advantage of her only good opportunity. Milliken, Eli center halfback, was the outstanding star for the Blue...
Today's game with Yale will be the 41st meeting between football teams of the two colleges. The first Harvard-Yale game was played in New Haven in 1875. Since that date Harvard has won 12 games and Yale 23, while five times the rivals have battled to a tie...
...parties who have broken away from the old order. There is the Socialist group, the Catholic group, the Reformist group and so on. Under these circumstances it is quite evident that any attempt at unification--assuming that any were to be made--would necessarily result in failure. The common tie is one far deeper than organization; so deep in fact that these different groups hardly realize that it exists at all, and that tie is the deeply felt but indistinctly expressed desire for a rejuvenation of the whole of Germany. Nothing can demonstrate this more effectively than the universality...