Word: meetings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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There is a strong likelihood that the two teams will meet before then in the national tourney, in which both are entered. The success of the British courtmen in New York since they landed last Saturday indicate that they will prove to be the most serious challengers for the national team title which the Crimson will be defending...
...Harvard one-mile relay team will definitely compete against Princeton in the invitation meet arranged by the New York Athletic Club to be held in Madison Square Garden on February 14, it was announced last night by W. J. Bingham '16, Director of Athletics. When the Athletic Association first accepted the invitation it was not known that Princeton was to participate in the relay. Yale and the University of Maryland were understood to be the only other competitors...
...relay as it stands will be satisfactory, however" stated Mr. Bingham last night. "The competition has been arranged entirely by a third party. We can not withdraw from the meet merely because it is learned that Princeton is participating in it. When athletic relations were broken off last November, it was with the understanding that Princeton would not withdraw from any league or competition with other institutions because a Harvard team was entered...
...until yesterday that the Athletic Association was made aware of Princeton's entry through newspaper dispatches from New York in which the New York Athletic Club announced that "Princeton, Harvard and the University of Maryland will meet in a special relay event at the Club games in the Madison Square Garden...
...Harvard Law School professor and two lawyers from Boston will comprise the judges in each of the coming debates. Professor J. H. Beale '82 will preside when the Scott and Chaffee Clubs meet: Professor Calvert Magruder over the Holmes and Sanford debate; Professor E. M. Morgan '03 over the Harlen and Bryce-Powell debate, and Assistant Professor J. M. Landis over the Beale-Pound argument...