Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Playing their best game thus far this season, the Harvard Jayvee soccer team lost a close game to Tufts yesterday afternoon by a 2 to 1 score. C. F. Morrill '34 scored his team's first goal of the year, and played a superior game throughout. This game was the Junior Varsity's fourth straight loss...
...Emerson opened the scoring in the first period, with a long run for a touchdown. In the fourth period Chase intercepted a forward pass to tally, after cluding practically the entire Harvard team. Belmont scored their final two points when W. T. Piper '34, was tackled behind the Adams goal line...
Scoring on a pass that was caught over the goal line in the last play of the game, the Lowell House eleven downed the Ramblers yesterday by the score of 7.0. In yesterday's other House game, the Puritans swamped Adams, 13-0, to add another game to an undefeated record...
...Lowell-Ramblers encounter was the most exciting intramural contest at Harvard in recent years. With both teams scoreless, and a fraction of a minute to play, R. C. Wells '33, tossed a pass from the 45-yard line, which was caught over the goal line, after the final, by E. K. Salls '34. J. F. Ferriter '34 then added the extra point. G. T. Bottomley '35 again starred for the Puritans, scoring two touchdowns in a very one-sided encounter...
...express is social prestige. In the larger world, the first station is making money. What an extraordinary resemblance there is between the two types of competition! Both tend to foster equality of opportunity. Both help to keep the society in which they exist from becoming stratified. In both the goal is an immediate and definite one, the dividends make their appearance early. The campus "big shot" and the "rugged individualist" of business have much in common...