Word: leggedly
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...which to be permanently retained must be won three times, will remain in the University's possession for a year. This is the second time Harvard has won the meet, but the first time the cup had not been offered, and so the University has only one leg on it. Princeton and Dartmouth also each have one leg on the cup. R. M. Cook '17 as the leader of the winning club was presented a baton...
...Walker '20, of the Freshman team, was forced to withdraw from the game on account of the stiffening of his leg muscles after about five minutes of play...
Thacher only played a short while because of his bad leg and Eckfeldt ably filled his place. Condon and Baldwin put new life into the team when they went in and Kissel showed up well as a substitute right wing, although he seemed to lack confidence in himself...
Edwin Ginn '18 who was taken sick with infantile paralysis some weeks ago, has been removed from Stillman Infirmary to his home in Winchester, where he is progressing as well as could be expected. He has not yet gained much control of his leg muscles and is as yet unable to walk, but the doctors think that there is no doubt that his recovery will be complete, although somewhat slow...
...Caner '17 was on the field today but will probably not start against Cornell tomorrow because of his injured leg which is not yet wholly well. D. Duncan '17, a substitute guard last year, reported for practice for the first time this year, having recently returned from the border. T. J. Coolidge, 3d, '15, who ran 98 yards for a touchdown against Yale in 1914, was on the field helping to coach the ends...