Word: brawls
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Ferrara, fell to Yale in a game also televised by ESPN2. The Crimson scored first, but everything went downhill from there, as the Bulldogs won by a 32-13 count at Harvard Stadium. Harvard fans also came out looking bad, as a few of them started an ugly brawl on the Yale sidelines...
...Politics of Brawl...
Massachusetts voters were treated to the equivalent of a barroom brawl as Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy and Republican challenger Mitt Romney duked it out over abortion, health care and crime in televised debates. In one particularly nasty exchange, during which Romney suggested that Kennedy had profited from a sweetheart real estate deal, Kennedy jabbed, "Mr. Romney, the Kennedys are not in public service to make money. We have paid too high a price...
...Police see teens in a street brawl and do not see the underlying reason," Su said...
...Eisenhower was always patient and long-suffering with Montgomery, the most visible representative of British pride, and resisted the temptation to fire him. With support from Roosevelt and Marshall, Eisenhower knew he could force Montgomery's ouster, but he feared such an intramural brawl would severely damage U.S.-British trust. After the war, Montgomery's own chief of staff, De Guingand, looked back at the heavy fighting in Germany during 1945 and decided that the British could not have made it to Berlin, even with U.S. reinforcements. "My conclusion," he wrote, "is that Eisenhower was right...