Word: leaded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...half-past nine this morning the football team leaves for New Haven. Harvard ought to give her players a rousing send-off to make up for the disheartening indifference shown at the games so far, H. B. Cabot '17 will be in the square to lead the cheers as the team departs...
...Tibbetts '17, Social Service secretary of Phillips Brooks House, will lead a discussion meeting of the St. Paul's Society in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House this evening at 6.45 o'clock. The time of the meeting has been changed from 7 o'clock, when the regular weekly meeting is usually held, to allow those present time to get to the mass meeting in the Union...
...Harvard men, graduates and undergraduates, have served in the Ambulance Service. Yale comes next with 40 members, which shows that the Service is in a way almost a Harvard enterprise. In the coming months when men are needed so badly, the University will have a chance to maintain the lead already established, if a greater number of men from the University enter the service...
...late; those desiring to take it had to make more or less considerable changes in their schedules; for students of the various Graduate Schools enrolment involved an even more appreciable sacrifice, but rearrangements of schedule and other inconveniences were willingly incurred because of the belief that the work would lead to a Reserve Officers' Commission. In view of these topics, which it has raised, can the University justify its present dilatory methods in establishing a unit of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps? It would seem that the rules of fairness make the answer to this question obvious. G. H. SHAW...
...first half of the game was featured by the all-round fast play of the visitors, who ended the half with a lead of two goals. Not once during the half had the University team really threatened their opponents' goal, the play always centering around their end of the field. More scores were prevented only by the excellent stops made by G. B. Emmons '17. In the second half, the University pushed the offence toward the Pennsylvania goal line, and for a time had things their own way. In the first minutes they scored twice, but then weakened again...