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...lapses if it hopes to reach its eventual goal: a league championship. “We have to go hard every game against Cornell, against Yale, any Ivy League game,” Odorczyk said. “If we do this, we can go undefeated in the Ivies??but the effort has to always be there.” —Staff writer Walter E. Howell can be reached at wehowell@fas.harvard.edu...
...because although it’s still September, this is likely the most important weekend of the Ivy slate, ripe with evenly-matched rivalry games. The reigning league champion (Brown) and the squad it unseated (Harvard) meet in their annual early-autumn thriller. And the other member of the Ivies?? triumvirate, Penn, clashes with local rival Villanova in a crucial test of just how much it has recovered from last year’s .500 season. If you check out today’s football supplement, on the back page, you will see The Crimson?...
...Crimson fences well enough in Philadelphia on Feb. 10 against the Ivies?? South entries to defend its league championship two weeks later at home–and it will–fans can expect an event that is blissfully heavy in drama and light in Orlando Bloom...
Beware of the Big Green: each year the Ivies?? most obnoxious fans attempt to turn Harvard’s O’Donnell Field into a Dartmouth home game...
...Walsh said. “There was no turnaround point...We didn’t do a good enough job; they beat us hitting-wise [and] pitching-wise.”Up to that fateful meeting with Princeton, Walsh’s Crimson had established itself as the Ivies?? team to beat, rounding into form as the calendar turned to April and the opponents became familiar. Harvard easily dispatched the very same Tigers in its league opener, dominating a twinbill with 4-1 and 8-2 wins, and trounced Cornell in a pair the following afternoon. The impressive...