Word: clashing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...audience briefly. Following the luncheon, the visitors will be the guests of the Harvard Athletic Association for any of the athletic events on the program which will begin at 3 o'clock on Soldiers Field. In baseball, the University nine will meet Amherst and the Freshman diamond team will clash with Worcester Academy. There will also be a track meet with M. i. T. in the Stadium or at Technology Field, and a lacrosse game with Brown on the field behind the baseball stands. Spring football practice will be going on, it is expected, at Soldiers Field...
...game on Saturday against a team made up to a great extent of former University lacrosse players, was largely scheduled to give the team experience and did not serve to point out the probable line up for next Thursday when Captain Reed's stickmen have their first formal clash in the game with the Oxford-Cambridge team...
...Maryland by a score of 11-4, and by Swathmore College, 11-8, while they have succeeded in downing the University of Pennsylvania, 10-2. Due to the lack of practice by which the university team is still handicapped and to the fact that the Harvard--Oxford-Cambridge clash will be the Englishmen's seventh game, Coach Lydecker looks forward to a hard contest...
...York on April 1 and 2. This afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, in the B. A. A. Gymnasium on Exeter Street, the University will meet Yale, and at 8 o'clock tonight will face Dartmouth. In the afternoon Dartmouth will oppose M. I. T., and tonight the Engineers will clash with the Blue. In addition to being part of the intercollegiate series the Harvard-Yale meet tomorrow will count as the annual meeting between the two universities. Both teams are considered very strong, having lost only to Columbia in collegiate ranks, and are expected to furnish a close contest...
Indemnity. Bulgarians grudgingly admitted that Dictator Pahgalos was at least prompt when 15 million leva ($110,000) passed from Athens to Sofia last week as the second half of the indemnity awarded by the Council of the League of Nations, as arbiter of the Greco-Bulgar frontier clash (TIME, Nov. 9 et seq.). The payment was made eleven days before...