Word: hockey
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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This victory brings Everts to the semi-finals of the tournament being held at the Longwood Cricket Club. His next match will be against Paul Gibbard Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Gibbard, who has been state champion in past years, was also a star skater and hockey player at Dartmouth...
From England, where pictures of the younger generation at play are rare these days, came two substitutes, rare in their own way: a shot of grizzle-bearded, 50-year-old Philosopher C. E. M. Joad giving his portly all in a London field-hockey match; a shot of 63-year-old Lady Nancy Astor footing it featly at the opening of bomb-blasted Plymouth's summer season...
...business-as-usual appeared; the new Houghton Library for rare books was dedicated on February 28; the threatened death of the "Mole" in the Dick Tracy comic strip had brought residents of Adams House up in arms for his defense, bombarding Chester Gould with telegrams and letters; Clark Hodder, hockey coach, quit under fire, because of a training break he authorized at Lake Placid; and intercollegiate sports programs continued practically as usual...
John P. Chase '28, hockey coach, is the new secretary-treasurer. Harvey is already serving as the undergraduate president, Don Forte as secretary, and track captain-elect Don MacKinnon as treasurer. These two men were named to the Executive Board at the annual blections, to serve with George Owen '23, former Boston Bruins captain and nine-letter man at Harvard, Edgar N. Wrightington '97, ox-football captain, and Dean George F. Plimpton...
...year. The Yale colleges, like the Harvard Houses, compete for an intramural cup known as the Harkness Trophy. Adams defeated the Elis in football last fall, while Dunster did the honors in touch football. In winter sports Lowell defeated the Bulldogs in basketball, Kirkland won in swimming, Winthrop in hockey, while the Elis won against Kirkland in squash...