Word: england
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...England bids will surely go toUMass, the second-ranked power who crushedHarvard, 4-0, earlier this year. The committeemust decide whether the 7-7-1 Ivy Co-Champsdeserve the bid more than the 8-2-3 Crimson. Thetournament will begin next week...
Harvard, which is ranked 14th nationally and second in New England, trails Cornell in the Ivy race by a half-game. The Crimson is 3-0-2 in the Ivy League, while the Big Red is 4-0-1. Today, the Big Red plays the 1-4 Tigers in Princeton, N.J. Victories by both Harvard and Princeton will give the title to the Crimson, but a Cornell triumph will end the booters' dreams of an Ivy crown...
Even if the Crimson is edged out by Cornell for the crown, it is likely that the team will receive an at-large bid for the New England region along with UMass, who is ranked number two in the nation. The tournament begins next week...
Kayden created the New England Collegiate Croquet Association, the only such regional group in the country, two years ago. She said she moved the national championship match north for the first time in the tournament's short history because Southern schools, with their year-round sunshine, always held the advantage over their snowbound counterparts...
...England beckons. In the world's capital of sexual perversion bound up in strict but rarely observed social codes, I hope to find my place mending the sick and undersexed. First stop: Buckingham Palace...