Word: handicapped
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Harvard held its two goal handicap lead up to 6-4 in the fourth inning when Princeton forged ahead of Harvard to put the score at 7-6 in her favor. Lead by a spectacular comeback staged by L. S. Dillingham '34 and C. C. Rumsey '34 in the sixth chukker, the Crimson horsemen took the game into their own hands and piled up five points...
...down the number of jobs available in eating places around the Square, with no adequate substitute provided. The high cost of living in the Houses further complicates the problem. A number of men have been forced to withdraw for lack of funds, while others have placed themselves under a handicap by borrowing from the University or from relatives...
...Edward of Wales: his second-round match in the Parliamentary golf handicap; against one A. Bray, editor...
...party of reporters visited the Ed Perry Ranch at Menlo Park, Calif, one morning last week to have a look at Phar Lap, the huge red gelding from Australia that won the Agua Caliente Handicap (TIME, March 28). When stable attendants refused them access to the great horse's stall, the visitors grew suspicious. Perhaps Phar Lap was sick. They waited around...
...most remarkable upset of the afternoon, J. C. Grady '33 defeated E. E. Record '32, captain of the track team and intercollegiate hurdle champion, in both hurdles events in the University handicap meet Saturday. The other high point winner was Francis Schumann '35, who carried away first places in both the pole vault and discus throw. A chilling wind, which lasted all afternoon, contributed much to take away the ardour of the competitors and interest of the spectators...