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...gangs hold on to traditions that originated from a desire to shock the society that had shunned them. Mongrel Mobsters bark like dogs to show appreciation or enthusiasm, and use their hands to make the silhouette of a bulldog, the totem in the middle of their patch. Some wear German World War II helmets and use the expression Sieg Heil! as a mark of approval. Black Power members, who claim closer ties to Maori culture, always wear blue, salute each other with a clenched fist and like to cry "Yo, f___in' yo!" Researchers believe the gangs were formed when...
...second varsity boat was also unlucky, after whittling down an initial Bulldog lead to move into the front with one mile to go. The late run would fall short when the boat was forced to stop briefly after one oarsman caught a crab in the last thousand meters, giving Yale a chance to push past the Crimson for an 18-second victory...
...championship.”With The Game still looming and memories from the year before still fresh in Harvard minds, the Crimson still had a chance to share the league crown.But Yale wanted its own shot at a title—and vengeance, too. It showed in a dominating Bulldog victory, a 34-13 win in front of a packed crowd at Harvard Stadium. The Crimson failed to make it an unprecedented six straight wins against Yale, and the Bulldogs shared the Ivy title with the Tigers at season’s end. But Dawson’s cementation...
...It’s a deep rivalry,” co-captain Brian Mahler said. “We don’t like Yale, and they don’t like us.”For the first 45 minutes, it appeared as if the Bulldogs would be heading back to New Haven on the heels of a blowout win. The first quarter belonged to the Bulldogs as four different players scored goals and the Yale defense held Harvard to just two shots.The Crimson suffered a serious blow on offense 10 minutes into the quarter when Carle Stenmark?...
...pressure of potentially ending the season sub-.500?Whatever the cause, Harvard did not come ready to play on Saturday in a 9-8 loss to Yale. The squad did not manage its first shot until nearly 10 minutes had passed—by that point the Bulldogs already had three of their four first-quarter goals. Yale took nine shots to the Crimson’s two in that frame.For a team that prides itself on its ability to handle the ball and be patient, the most surprising aspect of the game was Harvard’s lack...