Word: canadians
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...committee in charge have invited students from every American and Canadian university and college to compete in the meet and hope particularly that teams of several men will be able to represent some universities. All competitors will go to Hanover as guests of the Outing Club and will receive complimentary tickets to all complimentary affairs...
McGill University, of Montreal, will oppose the University hockey team at the Arena this evening at 8.15 o'clock. Despite the fact that the war, and graduation, have depleted the ranks of the Canadian hockey players to a considerable extent, McGill sends a fast, experienced team against the Crimson. McGill won last year by the score of 1 to 0, in a game which will be remembered chiefly for the spectacular goal tending of Mann, who turned aside no less than 42 shots without an error. Three of last year's regulars are serving at the front...
...Johnson, honorary president of the club, it will be subsidized by endowment, thus making possible the proper attention to all details. The intercollegiate meet, including ski and snowshoe dashes, cross-country runs and a ski-jump, will be the feature of the Carnival. As students in all American and Canadian colleges are invited, excellent competition is expected. Prizes in all events are offered by the club. All competitors will be guests of the club during their stay, and will receive board and lodging free, as well as complimentary tickets to all affairs connected with the Carnival...
...probably impossible, but a centre section reserved for Harvard men and their guests would remedy the uninspiring silence which prevailed among University supporters at the Queen's College game Saturday. To those who attended the game it must have been apparent that the feeble and desultory cheering of the Canadian backers did much to stimulate and encourage the visitors. The only applause heard on the Harvard side came from Arena habitues who naturally recognized any clever play...
Invasions by land, however, have been successful. We are, therefore, vulnerable on our Canadian and Mexican borders. That either Great Britain or Mexico are a serious menace does not lie in the thought of the CRIMSON. It is the German menace which alarms. That cannot come from Canada, I take it; can it come from Mexico? I confess that I am unable to see how Germany alone can undertake any distant operations against us. But there may be new alliances! So there may be. And we might be drawn into some war in the future...