Word: duals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...more from the League than to keep peace," continued Dr. Bartholdy. "No one wants to abolish the League. We must make the best of it. In the future we shall have to look for cooperation on a greater scale, especially between France and Germany." The lecturer sees in the dual administration of African colonies one of the first moves toward this greater cooperation...
...feel"' of the plane, basic requisite of flying, is usually imparted to beginners by sending them up in a dual-control plane with an instructor. Last week at Glenn Curtiss airport, N. Y. a new method was introduced, to give students the ''feel" by letting them "fly solo" before leaving the ground. Equipment used: i) a glider mounted to swing in the blast of a fan; 2) an almost wingless "kiwi" or taxiplane which scoots around the field but cannot rise and which has strong hoops in front to protect the tyro if he noses over; 3) an ordinary glider...
Under the leadership of Captain M.T. Hill '31, the combined Harvard-Yale tennis team will invade England to play Oxford and Cambridge in the eighth dual meeting of the four universities for the Presntice Cup. The matches will take place at Eastbourne, England, from Saturday, August 1, to Monday, August...
...long awaited resumption of athletic relations with Princeton has taken a more concrete shape than any official statement could give it with the meeting of the Harvard and Princeton polo teams last Saturday afternoon. For the first time in five years the two universities have met in a dual meet with the official recognition of both the institutions...
...game was the first dual athletic engagement between Tiger and Crimson teams since the break in 1926. This inaugurated a new era in Harvard-Princeton athletic competition, which will include later in the spring baseball, tennis, golf, and a triangular crew regatta with M. I. T. as the third party...