Word: tied
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Pole-Vault.--Tie for first between Frederick Flather '23 (3. feet) and J. M. Plumer '21 (3 feet), at 11 feet 6 inches; third, K. Campbell (3 feet), 11 feet...
...game. Snelling, following through on a long shot, sent the puck into the net for the Ramblers' first score, but McNaughton, the most expert player on the ice, put his team ahead once more. A minute later, Bigelow intercepted a pass and eluded the La Tuque defense for a tying score McNaughton again asserted his superiority and broke the tie in the last minute of the game. RAMBLERS. LA TUQUE. Snelling, Bacon, Angier, l.w. r.w., Gerald McNaughton Buntin, Martin, c. c., George McNaughton, Kane Bigelow, Baker, r.w. l.w., Braithwait Owen, c.p. c.p., Desbiens, Mongrain E. Stillman, Humphrey...
...prone match with Colgate resulting in a tie score of 942 to 942 was shot immediately after the Worcester match...
High-Jump.--Won by G. M. Campbell, W.; 5 feet 3 inches; second, tie between E. Strickler, W., and M. Morse, H., 5 feet, 2 inches...
...Boston Arena last night, the B. A. A. hockey team won from the Shoe Trades septet by the score of 5-3. The game was some-what rough, and penalties were frequent in the early part of the game. The regular periods ended in a 2-2 tie, necessitating an overtime period. Stubbs and Bright made these two tallies for the B. A. A., while Conley netted both of the Shoe Trades' goals. In the first overtime period, no score was made by either side, but in a second, Murphy, Hutchinson, and Percy shot the puck home three successive times...