Word: contests
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...night, they lost to Navy, 70-58. Thursday afternoon, just before practice, two year letterman Barth Royer revealed that doctors had forbidden him to play for the rest of the season. And tonight, the Crimson faces one of New England's better small college teams, Springfield, in the second contest of a four-game road trip...
Harvard's hockey team begins its Ivy League competition at 7 p.m. tonight against Dartmouth at Hanover, but the contest should be no more than a warm-up for the Crimson's crucial games against B.U., Brown, and B.C. in the next week...
...blithely bleeping electronic marvels. But it also demonstrates that the artist's love-hate relationship with the machine has a long history. Oldest items on display are Leonardo's drawings for a helicopter and a parachute. Newest are nine works selected by Hulten from entries to a contest sponsored by Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.), an organization that strives to bring artists and technologists together...
...Harvard's first loss of the season after an opening win over Brandeis, but the contest was much closer than the score indicates. At the half, Navy had a two point lead, 30-28, and with seven minutes remaining it was still a two point game...
...Yale dominated college football went out with raccoon coats and bootleg booze. Ivy League schools do not hold spring practice; they are sparing with their athletic scholarships, and they demand more than passing grades in physical education. But each fall, when Harvard and Yale clash in the climactic contest of the Ivy season, for thousands of loyal alumni-and for tradition-minded fans everywhere-the game is still The Game...