Word: tieing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...pitchers Whitney has a perfect record with 6 wins and no defeats. Mahan comes next with seven games won and one lost, the defeat being at the hands of Catholic University during the southern trip. Garritt follows Mahan with three victories, one set-back and one tie game, his defeat being in the second Brown game and the tie game against Virginia...
...score. Since then the New Jersey team has won twice and dropped one game. Both Brown and Pennsylvania have been beaten, but Yale won out in a 5 to 2 struggle last Saturday. Tuesday's contest with the Philadelphians was an extra-inning affair. A 2-2 tie developed in the fifth and it required three extra frames to settle it. However, when the break came, the Tigers drove over five runs in a bunch, making the final count 7 and 2. Princeton developed considerable hitting ability in this game, banging out 14 safeties in the course of the afternoon...
...chess team will meet Dartmouth in the play off of the tie which exists between the two teams tonight at 8 o'clock. Dartmouth won the first match at Hanover by 3 to 1, and Harvard the second at Cambridge by a like score. The match will be played in the Chess Club, Fairfax...
...University won this game and the coming contest with Yale the championship of the northern division of the intercollegiate lacrosse league would have been clinched. There is still hope, however, that the University lacrosse team may hold one corner of a triple tie, if Cornell loses to Yale and that the latter is defeated by the University...
...University nine has the edge on its opponents in games won, having carried off all its contests except one defeat and one tie, both setbacks occurring during the Southern trip. In team-work the opposing nines are practically even, Princeton having a fielding average of .935 against the slightly higher .956 of the University, while the batting averages give Princeton a shade the advantage with .243 against...