Word: went
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Columbia won the toss and chose the north goal. For half an hour the ball went from one side to the other, threatening both goals. The first score was made on a centre from Byng which bounced high and was headed in by Winston. Five minutes later Seamans netted the ball on a drive from scrimmage. With but three minutes to play Needham dribbled the ball past three Columbia men and shot from the side-line. The ball caught in the very corner...
...thought of Northfield as an ultra-pious place, which promoted an abnormally emotional and provincial religious life. I exaggerated the conservatism of its theology and minimized the sincerity and wholesomeness of its spirit. After graduating I declined to go to Northfield as a speaker until last year, when I went with some misgivings and reluctance. But I then discovered that my impressions of the conference had little foundation in fact. I found a joyous, delightfully vigorous and magnetic atmosphere. The men from the various schools and colleges were a selected group, frankly and earnestly religious, but normally and intelligently...
...important change was made yesterday afternoon in the order of the University eight. Wiggins went in at bow in place of Balch, who has held this seat since the beginning of practice this half-year. Waite has rowed at 2 for the last few days, replacing Hooper, who took Stratton's place a week...
Pennsylvania showed much better team-play in the second half and the University team was unable to score. Fish went up to the forward line, changing places with Hallowell. After 39 minutes of play Thomson scored for Pennsylvania on a free kick. Three times during this half goals were prevented only by the splendid stops of Chadwick at goal...
...would have a brilliant future. In the winter of that same year he passed through a terrible ordeal in the death of both his father and wife. Yet, though a changed man, he clung to his desire for new knowledge and, in accordance with a promise expressed at Halifax, went in 1876 to Scotland, where he assisted in sorting the collections of the "Challenger" expedition, and selecting the Echini, on which he later prepared a report...