Word: trailingly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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With a 5-1 marksss in the Ivies, the Crimson and Cornell trail unbeaten Penn by one game going into the last weekend of conference matches. A Harvard victory today wold prolong the Crimson's faint hope for a title until tomorrow when the Quakers entertain the Big Red in Philadelphia...
...competition between the papers tightened, BAD strengthened its news coverage. Both papers did hard-hitting pieces on a Boston fire that took eight lives last April, and for weeks published details about negligence in the building industry; finally the city dailies picked up the trail. The BAD staff took particular delight in the fact that their story on the FBI investigation of Daniel Ellsberg was picked up by the Washington Post, syndicated, and eventually appeared in the Boston Globe...
Adedeji considers the linkmen the backbone of Harvard's scoring machine. They are responsible for getting the ball up to the line, and if they trail the play properly, they give the foward an additional passing option--if Adedeji should be bottled up on in the left corner, he can pass back to linkman Norie Harrower who will switch the ball over to the other side...
Marinaro's three touchdowns were the winning margin in Cornell's 31-10 victory over Yale. The unbeaten Big Red now share the Ivy League lead with undefeated Dartmouth, and Yale and Harvard trail the leaders by two full games...
...fastest race Hanover has seen for a long time, the Harvard cross country team hit the comeback trail again yesterday and edged Dartmouth...