Word: northeastern
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...schedule than Harvard, have played 21 games, of which it has won eleven and lost six, while the Crimson quintet has won ten games and lost four of its total of fifteen games. Harvard has defeated Holy Cross, Boston University, Vermont, U. S. Coast Guard Academy, Penn State, Technology, Northeastern, Clark, New Hampshire, and Brown, and has lost to C. C. N. Y., Army, Dartmouth, and Pennsylvania. The Yale team has defeated New London Submarine Base, Wesleyan, Providence College, Dickenson, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Connecticut Aggies, Pennsylvania, Brown, Princeton, and Holy Cross and has lost to Fordham...
...second University team appears to be the stronger, having won four out of five games, and tied the fifth. The second team has beaten Belmont Hill 6 to 3, Northeastern 2 to 1, Colby 11 to 1, Newton 2 to 1, and tied Noble and Greenough 2 to 2. The Freshmen, however, have also had a fairly good season, winning five out of eight games, and should give the Seconds a good game. The Freshmen defeated Arlington High 3 to 1, Milton 2 to 0, Wilbraham Academy 3 to 2, Andover 4 to 0, Worcester Academy...
Although Harvard has not been defeated on its own floor, it has not been able to gain a single victory in the contests played away. Among its major victories were those over Vermont, won by a score of 31 to 12, over M. I. T., 32-25, and over Northeastern, 36-26. The University team has also downed Holy Cross, Boston University, Penn., State, and the United States Coast Guard Academy. Against these opponents Harvard seemed able to score almost at will, with Captain T. E. Farrell '31 as the high scorer...
...second team has been undefeated in the six games of the past season, having tied Noble and Greenough, 2 to 2, and downed Belmont Hill, 6 to 3, Northeastern 2 to 1, Colby 11 to 1, Brighton Academy 12 to 0, and Newton High School...
...score--Harvard 36, Northeastern 26. Goals--Farrell 8, Hageman 4, Dutton 1, Matursevitch 1, Pattison 1, Sponaugle 1, Symaneyk 3, Rymph 3, Tiffany 2, Hintz 1. Fouls--Farrell 2, Moushegian 2, Rymph 3, Symaneyk 2, Hassell 1, Hintz 1, Tiffany 1, Umpire--Tower. Referee--Moore. Time--two 20-minute periods. ANDOVER HARVARD 1934 Sweet, Bush, l.f. r.f., Ferriter, Henderson Meighan, r.f. l.f., Levan, Henderson Kellogg, Peterson, e, e., Huntington Beckwith, l.g. r.g., Nevin Barr, r.g, l.g., Cary...