Word: clash
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Another intersectional match of interest is the Army-Notre Dame game. Both elevens are weaker than last year and the result is doubtful. Two teams, hitherto unbeaten this year, will clash today, Pittsburg opposing Washington and Jefferson. To those remaining in Cambridge, the Dartmouth-Penn, game is of greatest interest. Dartmouth should have no trouble in downing the unusually weak Penn. eleven. Today is an open date for most of the western conference teams. Chicago goes out of its field to play the strong Haskell Indians, while Ohio State and Iowa face Indiana and Purdue respectively...
...clock this afternoon the Stadium will see the beginning of the first big contest on the University's 1915 schedule, the eleventh football clash between Harvard and Cornell...
...multitude ringing in their ears, the teams of the CRIMSON and the Candidates will meet on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, subject to the approval of the weather committee of the Student Council. Not a tremor of doubt exists as to the outcome of the clash and most of the candidates spent yesterday in taking leave of their families and friends...
...game today in the new Yale Bowl represents the very latest development in intercollegiate football--the clash between the advocates of the double and triple lateral pass and those of the rushing and punting tactics. This is a great advance in the forty years since the introduction of the game among college sports. Forty years ago Harvard played McGill University in the first intercollegiate game under Rugby rules. The game was played on Jarvis Field, May 15, 1874, resulting in a scoreless tie. Henry R. Grant '74, the first captain of a Harvard football team was the leader. Although...
...clash between the two forces is imminent. Hitherto we in this country have merely toyed with the problems of militarism and armament. Today the question is one of vital concern which, if the varying editorial policies of the press are at all significant, may come to a head as early as in the next Congress...