Word: dartmouths
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...March 5, Dartmouth...
Cornell captured the 1948 Ivy League football championship, winning all of the four conference games. The Big Red played Pennsylvania, the last of its league foes, in the traditional Thanksgiving Day contest at Franklin Field decisively beating the Quakers 23 to 14. Harvard, Columbia, and Dartmouth also lost to the Ithacans earlier in the season. CORNELL 4 0 DARTMOUTH 4 2 PENN 3 1 HARVARD 3 3 PRINCETON 3 3 BROWN 1 2 YALE 1 4 COLUMBIA...
...chapter on Harvard coaches, from Lucius Littauer in 1881 to Arthur Valpey in '48, is contributed by Harry Von Kersburg, star Crimson guard of 1905-06, line coach under Percy Houghton, and for thirty years a football official. Von Kersburg also includes commentary on many Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, and Brown teams...
...Ulen is taking nothing for granted, however. Crucial contests loom with Yale, Army, Dartmouth, and Princeton, and he is working as hard and fast as possible to pull the squad into top shape. The familiar names of Chuck Hoelzer, Tommy Woods, Larry Ward, and Joe Fox highlight the possible lineup for the 300-yd. medley relay. But there is more depth in the relays this season than could be mustered last year, and Norm Watkins, Paul Killoran, and Jim Mac-Vicar are also possibilities in the freestyle division of the relays...
...smooth going all last year for the Crimson mermen except for Yale's decisive triumph in the grand finale of the unbeaten season. The school from New Haven, no pun intended, paddled past Ulen's proteges 62 to 13. Only close meet of the season came when Dartmouth succumbed 43 to 32 as a result of a last minute Crimson triumph in the relay. Princeton was building a new pool last year and had no team. In 1946, however, the Nassau relay squad placed in the Eastern Intercollegiates, and they may easily be a surprise threat in the East this...