Word: tieing
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...first event was the tug-of-war between the Yale and Cambridge teams; won by Cambridge by one inch. The Unas pulled the M. I. T. team by one inch. The final tug-of-war between the Una and Cambridge teams resulted in a tie, but Cambridge refusing to pull again, the prize was given to the Unas...
...first of the series of contests held in the gymnasium was very successful considering the little practice the men have had so far. There were five entries in the running high jump, which resulted in a tie between R. S. Hale, '91, and S. R. Bell, '91, who both jumped...
...following is the result of the last series of matches contestsd at the Shooting Club: Match A-first prize, Greene; second prize, tie. Match B-first prize, Lamb; second prize, tie. Match C-first prize, Stockton; second prize, D. C. Holder...
...entire game that, crippled as they were, they were too strong for the Princeton men. The excuse offered amounts to saying that they would undoubtedly have won if they had not been beaten-which none of us can deny; we can only suggest that there might have been a tie. But joking aside, there seems to be but little ground for such a sweeping assertion. I write this the more frankly because I believe the majority of Princeton men admit that at least they were overmatched, and Harvard's relations with Princeton have always been the pleasanter for the universal...
Match C-First prize R. T. Paine; second prize, tie...