Word: legging
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...same team will start against the Tigers tomorrow. Beals, who played the greater part of Saturday's game in spite of injuries received in the Dartmouth contest, did not practice yesterday, but it is expected that he will be in the opening line-up tomorrow. Guild with a torn leg ligament has not been on the ice since the Dartmouth game, but will be able to play in the Yale contest...
...gruelling contest with Dartmouth on Wednesday, will meet a powerful Tiger combination in an attempt to wipe out the 3-1 defeat in the first game of the series. Guild, who has been alternating with Beals at center, will probably be out for the season due to a torn leg ligament, while Beals and Crosby, both of whom received injuries on Wednesday, will be hampered this evening. Beals did not practice last night but will probably play part of the game. Crosby, however, went through the work-out and will start the contest...
...knowledge. Eventually, perhaps, the Phi Beta Kappa Bureau can establish itself as a clearing-house for recommended tutors and students who can profit by their services. By placing its stamp of approval on properly qualified tutors and their methods, it should eventually help to eliminate much of the "boot-leg" element in professional tutoring. The Phi Beta Kappa has been regarded chiefly as an honorary organization: in becoming usefully active as well, it will justify itself in the eyes of a few who are now inclined to scoff...
...Mendelssohn has been chosen as the Prize Song in the Intercollegiate Glee Club contest, to be held at Carnegie Hall, New York, on March 3. The other colleges beside Harvard will compete in New York, eight in Chicago, and eight in San Francisco. Harvard last year won the first leg on the new University Glee Club Cup, with Yale a close second. The committee which will announce the results of the contest will be Madame Sembrich, H. C. Krehbiel and Dr. Walter Damrosch...
...back. After Hammond had caught the opening kickoff and had advanced to the 30-yard line, the University and Yale both adopted a kicking game with Hammond, aided by the wind gaining on each exchange. Finally O'Hearn punted to the Crimson, the ball glanced off Gehrke's leg, and Owen caught it on the run. Then followed the dazzling feat which was the sensation of the game. With three Yale men directly in his path, Owen cut sharply to the left and one by one the three tackled but failed to stop him on his way toward the Yale...