Word: tieing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...there should be a joint meet this year it would break the tie that now exists between the Cambridge-Oxford and Harvard-Yale teams. The first engagement took place in 1899 on British soil, where the English triumphed five points to four, each place counting a point. On a return meet in 1901 in New York the Americans were more fortunate, winning by a 6 to 3 score, and this performance was again repeated in England three years later. In 1911 the Englishmen came to the fore again with a 5 to 4 victory, thus tying the series...
...soccer team wound up its season on Saturday by tieing the Massachusetts Institute of Technology players, 1-1, in a very evenly-balanced game. All of the scoring came in the second half. A brilliant rally on the part of the yearlings in that period carried the ball down the field and enabled Cheston to put it over for a goal. A few minutes later Ruiz of the visitors evened the score. Two extra periods failed to break the tie although both sides fought fiercely to gain an advantage...
...team will oppose the Haverford eleven on Soldiers Field at 2.30 o'clock today. This game marks the close of a fairly successful season, and also the end of virtually all of the fall sports. The team has played seven games, of which two have been won and two tied. In the first game of the season the inexperienced Andover players were over-whelmed, although they put up a game fight and kept the score to 3-1. The second game was a hard-won victory for a team of Chinese students, 1-0; but a week later the University...
...Haverford game today is expected to be as close as any this season, as at Haverford soccer is one of the chief fall sports. Two days ago Haverford and Cornell fought to a tie, as had the University and Cornell earlier this year. The probable line-up of the University team at the first of the game will be as follows: Washburn, g.; Carpenter, r.f.b.; Glaser, l.f.b.; Masters, r.h.b.; Tilton, c.h.b.; Heard, l.h.b.; Smith, r.i.f.; Henderson, l.i.f.; Fisher, c.f.; Kellett, r.o.f.; Phillips, l.o.f...
...University's tie at the ands of Princeton--who had already been beaten by Colgate and West Virginia snakes it impossible to advance a claim to the national championship. The foot ball situation as a whole presents so tangled a spectacle that it will require a the ingenuity of expert sporting waters to straighten it out. But Harvard has beaten Yale...