Word: host
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Banquets tonight and tomorrow night and a dance at the Varsity Club on Saturday bring the 1953 varsity football season to an official close. The Harvard Club of Boston plays host at 7 p.m. this evening at its annual post-season dinner for the team, coaches, and H.A.A. officials...
...host added, "I've always had a soft spot for the boys: the Yale victory is a good excuse." Beginning at 7 p.m. with the team captain and coach arriving whenever they can, Boland said that he plans no formal program, just "good food...
...your paper, (Brown: Poor Relation of the Ivy League.") Let's got the record straight! During the half-time activities the Harvard band marched down the field while the Brown band was playing our Alan Mater. We feel that this was not the action expected of a good host. Last year, when the game was played in Providence, a large number of Harvard undergraduates enjoyed the hospitality of the fraternities at Brown following the game. They neither behaved as guests nor as gentlemen, several going so far as to steal eight large fraternity flags. At that time, no attack...
...host team jumped to an early lead when Tim Farrier put the ball past starting goalie Pete Briggs. Crimson wing Bill Cowperthwaite set up the play that squared matters shortly thereafter and got credit for the goal when the ball bounced off a Springfield defender and into the cage...
Princeton and the Crimson, both with mediocre records, clash at 10:30 in the first Big Three game of the season. The games as a rule go to the host squad, so Bruce Munro's team gets the nod in a game which promises, weather-wise, to be one of the strangest of the Harvard-Princeton series...