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Dates: during 1920-1929
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From past performances both Cornell and Dartmouth seem to have stronger teams, but Harvard holds the balance of power. If its opponents divide their points evenly, the University is likely to finish in the lead...
...University crews, saying that until the spring recess there would be three University crews, and after the recess only two. The emphasis in coaching all men will be a smooth recovery and a powerful leg-drive throughout the whole pull-though. There will be no jerk at the finish...
...Canada defeated the U. S., 6-1. It was a contest between Canadian team work and American individual stars. In twenty seconds after the play began a |Canadian was sent sprawling. Before two minutes had elapsed an American was laid out by a Canadian's stick. From start to finish the players knocked each other about so that the game was a succession of man-ruled-out-for-two-minutes, and man-retired-for-injuries. The only U. S. goal came when Drury took the puck down the ice through the Canadian team. The Canadian goals came as the result...
...finish of the Harvard-Artillery match was equally sensational. The individual brilliance of Kent three times tied the score in the final period after the soldiers had gone into the lead. The final score, 5 to 5, is a far different story from the 14 to 1 trimming that Harvard received in the two teams' earlier meeting...
...over the Yale and M. I. T. relay teams in the B. A. A. meet last Saturday was the high light of the sporting world this week. The result of the two-mile race with Yale was never in doubt. J. N. Watters of Winchester, the Harvard anchor man, finishing with a halflap advantage in the fast time of 8 minutes, 11 and 2-5 seconds. The M. I. T. one-mile relay was a closer affair, the Crimson being able to boost the lead to only 12 yards at the finish...