Word: handicaped
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Leavitt & Peirce's before last night, may obtain them from D. F. O'Connell '21 in the Bowl tomorrow before the game. All those who already have red handkerchiefs are warned to be sure and take them to New Haven. A single gap in the letter is a serious handicap. Team work is needed if the "H" is to be a success...
...last week means simply this: every Harvard man back of the team, every man, with a ticket to New Haven in his pocket, ready to contribute all he can to overcome the handicap of facing a fighting mad Yale team on its home field. The game is not won yet; it won't be won at all if Harvard supporters minimize the task that is ahead of the Crimson team...
...convenience and added enjoyment to the spectators at those games, who are entirely alumni of the competing colleges, places Harvard football in a light not entirely tasteful to the students and alumni at Cambridge. If, as is maintained, the adoption of numbers for the convenience of alumni spectators does handicap an eleven, the Harvard team enters the contests with advantages which the others have foresworn...
...program of the Fall Handicap Meet held yesterday at Soldiers Field was cut short by darkness, so that the two-mile run and the finals of the 160-yard dash will be run off today, along with the competition in the hammer throw, shot put, broad and high jumps, and the pole vault. All contestants should report at the Locker Building promptly at 3.45. Prize winners may obtain their medals at the H. A. A. tomorrow...
There will be a handicap track meet this afternoon on Soldiers Field, winners of the first three places receiving gold, silver and bronze medals respectively. These medals are on exhibition in Leavitt & Peirce's. The field events will take place tomorrow and mark the close of the outdoor Fall Track season...