Word: bulldog
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This afternoon in the Yale Bowl, the Bulldog will meet the Tiger in the second of the "Big Three" Contests. Enraged by the defeats of two successive years the Blue faces a team that has tasted victory by conquering the University 10-3 a week ago. The result should be one of the most fiercely-fought contests that has been seen this fall...
Coach Roper will start against the Bulldog today the same 11 men who played out the entire contest in the Palmer Stadium a week ago. For the Blue; Coach Jones is still undecided as to one position on his team. O'Hearn is the best Eli man out for quarterback, since he can carry the ball himself as well as direct the team, but he has been out with a bad attack of hay fever and it is possible that Becket will call the signals...
...spite of a game right here in Cambridge all eyes turn towards New Haven today, and for two reasons; the Freshmen wind up their season when hey face Yale; and the Tiger and Bulldog stage their annual battle which is of peculiar interest to Harvard men. The "dopesters" will be in New Haven, to return with prophecies for the eager public; Yale and Princeton men will be there by the thousand;--but as far as Crimson support is concerned, it will have to make up in Quality what it lacks in quantity. The Freshmen are going it alone. They have...
Soubriquets are quite the vogue in the South among the college eleven's. Our week-end visitors have been termed "Georgia's Bulldogs". They have come to fight to the finish with "bulldog" tenacity. We should greet these modes visitors with enthusiasm, but let no one overstep the bounds. The unpleasant spectacle of a Stadium throng ridiculing the efforts of Harvard team which marred efforts of Harvard team which marred last years centers college game will livelong unpleasantly in memory of unbiased witnesses. True, Harvard's powerful eleven was crushing a team that had been placed one pedestal. The Kentuckians...
...full of fight in the last period, but Yale was the first to score on a clever shot from the wing by Farnsworth, substituting for Dunning, which put his team two points ahead. The rest of the game was merely a question of whether the University could overcome the Bulldog's lead, and it is of great credit to the men who played that up to the last minute the result was in doubt; one point the Crimson did indeed secure when Reid shot the puck past Brokaw for the final score...