Word: cups
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Harvard varsity lightweights will battle with Navy for the Haines Cup on the Charles tomorrow morning, 30 minutes before the varsity heavies' race...
...continues todau, and includes such products as Nestle's Quik, Nescafe, Nestle's Crunch, Nestea, Tasters' Choice, all Libby's products, all Stouffer's products, Wispride. Dee Park Mountain Spring Water and others. Harvard dining halls continue to serve Nestle's hot chocolate. Next time you go for a cup, think about...
...crew, you'll be able to catch both the men's lightweight and heavyweight crews, if you play your stereo right. Both of these teams are going to be on the Charles, but only the lightweight crew is at home. They'll be facing Navy in the Haines Cup race. The winner gets a year's supply of panty hose, no charge. The fun will start at 9:45 Saturday morning when the frosh shove off, continues through the J.V. race at 10:45 and climaxes with the varsity encounter...
Down the river a piece you'll be able to see the heavies take on both MIT and Princeton. The winner of this race will take home the prestigious Compton Cup and will be able to play with it for an entire year. It's going to be the same order of boats in this race as in the lights, but the times have been changed--you probably know why. For the heavies the races start...
...Canadiens clearly rank among the finest teams in pro hockey history, the equal of the great Montreal clubs of the dynasty's past. This year's team was born in a spell of rare adversity. When the rough-'em-up Philadelphia Flyers won the Stanley Cup in 1974 and 1975, Montreal General Manager Sam Pollock and Coach Scotty Bowman rebuilt their club with canny trades for draft choices (the Canadiens had five first-round picks one year, leaving the other 17 teams to divvy up the rest). The results added size to the already considerable Montreal speed...