Word: havener
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Publication locale of the CRIMSON will shift from Cambridge to New Haven tomorrow in honor of the Bowlfest and its accompanying stream of displaced Harvard men. No regular circulation to undergraduates will be made here...
Once the biggest game in football, tomorrow's clash is still the most important one of the year for the hordes of Yale and Harvard students and alumni who will flood New Haven to see it. Regardices of past records, any alumnus of either institution will tell you that upsets are a dime a dozen in the service, and they'll produce the records to prove...
uprising that stunned the New Haven visitors, rated 10 point favorites at the outset, gave Harvard a 14 to 0 lead at the quarter, and a 14 to 18 edge at the half. As some spectators tell the story, "We won the first half; they won the second...
Tomorrow will be no exception."Haven't We Met Before...
...that we are determined. We're determined to prove to ourselves and to the University that as disappointing as the season has been, we have a fine squad. We're not trying to alibi or explain-we simply mean to win. JOHN JUDKINS (manager): When we leave for New Haven this morning, there well be but one thought in our minds-beat Yale. The team is in the beat mental and physical shape of the season. If the student body will back us tomorrow, I'm sure we'll come out on the long end of the score...