Word: cups
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Only a small disaster will keep Harvard's undefeated lightweight crew from sinking the Midshipmen of Navy today. A victory by the Crimson on Navy's home water will earn them their eighth consecutive Haines Cup...
Last Saturday Harvard's heavyweight crow rowed to a length win over Brown in the Stein Cup...
...down the Charles with his dog Ralph. And when Harry is upset, Ralph is surly. But even more important, Parker's mood means his varsity crew is not up to par. So, when the squad loaded the bus this morning for the trip to Princeton and tomorrow's Compton Cup, seven personnel changes or seat switches had been made in the first boat lineup in an attempt to remedy things. For the moment, Harry was happy and Ralph was home in Winchester...
...bruising Bruins of today, however, were for years more like Teddy bears. They had not won the Stanley Cup since 1941, and prior to 1967 they went for eight straight seasons without even making the playoffs. Toward the end of those hapless years, the N.H.L. began expanding from six teams to its present 14. While many other clubs suffered from the resulting thin spread of good players, Boston made some shrewd trades, cultivated junior prospects from Canada and put together a hard-hitting Icehouse Gang-comparable in talent and toughness to the celebrated Gas House Gang of baseball...
Shooting off to a boat-length lead over Brown and Rutgers in the first 500 meters. Harvard's varsity heavyweight crew held on to the margin to capture its seventh straight Stein Cup victory Saturday on the Charles...