Word: crownings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...right off exit one, under the New Haven Col iseum (arguably the ugliest structure in the Western Hemisphere, not counting Holyoke Center), and continue two blocks on Orange St. Take a left onto Crown St., your first right onto Church St., and then your first left onto Chapel...
...more recently, 1975, when a last-minute field goal by Mike Lynch gave Harvard a 10-7 victory and its first undisputed Ivy crown. Since that Game, Yale has won four of five contests. Three years ago, the Bulldogs held a comfortable 35-14 lead heading into the last quarter. But Crimson signalcaller Larry Brown engineered two toughdown drives, and the defense pinned Yale at its own six-yard line with five minutes to play...
Brown, the tournament host and New England champion, ended up on top for the second weekend in a row, upsetting Loyola of Ohio in the finals, 4-3, to take the Eastern crown. With their one-two finish in Providence, both teams qualified for the nationals...
...focus of much of the trouble was the eight-point plan put forward in August by Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Fahd. The plan envisions creation of an independent Palestinian state on the West Bank and in the Gaza Strip, with predominantly Arab East Jerusalem as its capital. But the plan also hints at recognition of Israel's right to exist, and that has belatedly aroused Washington's interest...
...loss to Penn would also, needless to say, turn the Crimson's slim Ivy title hopes into downright impossibility. As it is, Yale and Dartmouth each has to lose again, and then Harvard has to win--not tie--The Game in order to cop its first crown since 1975. No matter what Dartmouth or Harvard does this week, if Princeton doesn't beat Yale, The Game will not decide the title...