Word: fifteens
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first game. The Crimson has been accorded the favored place because of its convincing victories over the Canadian college teams. On season records the sextets are approximately evenly matched. Harvard has won 12 out of 13 games while the Blue has lost once and been tied once in fifteen starts. The Elis' strongest claim to supremacy is their 3 to 1 victory over the New Haven club of the Can-Am league on last Wednesday night...
...Yale team has had a slightly larger schedule than Harvard, have played 21 games, of which it has won eleven and lost six, while the Crimson quintet has won ten games and lost four of its total of fifteen games. Harvard has defeated Holy Cross, Boston University, Vermont, U. S. Coast Guard Academy, Penn State, Technology, Northeastern, Clark, New Hampshire, and Brown, and has lost to C. C. N. Y., Army, Dartmouth, and Pennsylvania. The Yale team has defeated New London Submarine Base, Wesleyan, Providence College, Dickenson, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Connecticut Aggies, Pennsylvania, Brown, Princeton, and Holy Cross and has lost...
...About fifteen pitchers and five catchers turned out at the LeBaron R. Briggs cage yesterday afternoon in response to the call for battery candidates for the University nine. A few H. men appeared and threw a ball around, but many letter men are still tied up with hockey or other sports. All aspirants were supposed to register...
...Harvard University Rugby Club, which holds its first meeting early in March, hopes that a team of football men will be made up to meet their own fifteen...
Taking three years to complete the film "The Adventures of Prince Achmed," was produced under the personal direction of Lotte Reiniger, a young German artist who composed the 300,000 individual silhouettes into the film, which last for an hour and fifteen minutes. The story deals with the fantastic adventures of Prince Achmed, the fairy, Peri Banou, and Aladdin, and is considered one of the most imaginative and artistic films ever produced...