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Saturday’s match-up, a solid team effort involving not only the usual starters but also the Crimson’s bench, saw five different players involved in scoring goals...
...Crimson victory over Brown hit 18,898—an increase of 60 percent over the 11,134 in attendance at the 2005 home game against Brown. It was the largest attendance for a home game in more than a decade, excluding the yearly Harvard-Yale match-up, which routinely draws more than 30,000 fans. “It was electric. It was amazing,” Crimson coach Tim Murphy said after the game. “We were really appreciative of the response that the student body and the alumni gave for this game...
...able to push one past with 10 minutes to go, but its comeback attempt ended there. While the Crimson finished with a decisive victory, the competition was high in the opening battle between Ivies. “With the Ivy League, it’s always a good match-up,” Berglund said. “It’s always a 50-50 game no matter what.” This Friday night, Harvard will compete outside the league, traveling to Worcester, Mass., to face Holy Cross. —Staff writer Kara T. Kelley...
...down the days until the big event. Lavish events have been organized, ranging from a $2 million "musical extravaganza" to a soccer tournament that may include teams from Yemen, Spain and Germany. (The Ethiopian Tourism Ministry notes that teams from these countries have been invited to attend the millennium match-up, but their participation, sadly, has not yet been confirmed.) Best of all, as befits a country that has produced some of the world's best long-distance runners, the day will also be marked a series of races. What better way to ring in the new millennium than running...
Tomorrow marks the Harvard track and field team’s first and only home meet of the season, a competition against long-standing rivals Yale. Started in 1891, the annual match-up has seen the Crimson win 60 meets and the Bulldogs take 47, with...