Word: clashed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Wood Jr. '32, All-American quarterback last year, will be at Soldiers Field today to report the Harvard-Dartmouth clash for the Boston Post. Wood is coming up to Cambridge from Johns Hopkins Medical School in Baltimore in order to cover the game...
Harvard football fans will probably be more interested in this afternoon's battle between Brown and Yale, two prospective Crimson opponents, than in the Penn State clash which bids fair to be not much more than a second team tester, even though the Nittany Lions have been pointing all their noses towards this contest. When the Bruins emerge from their lair to tackle the Elis, who appear to have been in complete hibernation so far, there is no doubt but that fur will fly in the 37th meeting of the two aggregations. Brown sees its first real chance...
Holy Cross, which meets Harvard in their annual encounter right after the West Point game and just before the epic Crimson-Blue clash, has had one touchdown scored on it in every game thus far, although it has piled up a total of 71 points against its opponents' 18. Its last victim was little Maine, which came out on the tail end of a 32-6 score. The Crusaders will meet Brown the week before they travel to Cambridge, so there will be plenty of room for a comparison of scores, but so far the Hely Cross players have...
...more of the battle cries of freedom. A nobleman, Hugh Buckler; with his man, John Buckler; and one of the Prince's paramours, Miss Cowl, with her maid, Marion Evensen; come together in a deserted country inn. Here, in the character and psychology of each, the audience witnesses the clash of the two philosophies of equality and nobility, modified by the individual class and age. It is a brilliant thought, the depicting of this struggle, but perhaps too difficult for a play that is to be acted rather than read. It gives the actors few opportunities for easily won applause...
Anticipating the usual early season walkover, the stadium crowd which gathers at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon to watch the Harvard-Buffalo clash will be chiefly interested in finding out what sort of a show the Crimson reserves can put on, and not in seeing the crack A team score at will on a weaker opponent...