Word: pastes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Going into the 18th, Oldfield and Cornell's Bill Powers were even for the match. Both got onto the green in three. Oldfield had a ten foot putt for a par; Powers a six-footer. Oldfield tapped his putt too hard, sending it two feet past the pin. Powers gave him the putt--which is the usual and gentlemanly procedure. Powers, who must have anticipated an easy par and a victory, blew it. He three-putted the green and lost the match...
...lead after the first quarter in Wednesday night's contest, but Harvard managed to earn a small advantage soon afterwards. The Crimson, playing without Montgomery and Leland Faust, exploded for seven goals in the first three minutes of the final quarter while preventing the Bruins from moving the ball past half court, to assure the victory...
...then, asleep in Winthrop House. At two a.m., I had left those best and most creative people, walked guiltily down the stairs between their files of eyes, walked across that dark yard past the reasonable student-government people who had stayed up to argue and to observe, walked more guiltily yet past the friendly University policeman on Quincy Street, walked home in the cold, past the Houses where slept the Great Uncommitted with whom I felt I had less in common than with those romantics, or even those radicals...
...present administration has done neither. I believe this official attitude must change. I doubt that President Pusey is open to much change, but someone must be if Harvard is to be in the future, what is has been in the past...
Commenting on Columbia, Crimson coach Jack Barnaby said this is "the first good team Columbia's had in many years." Over the past decades, Harvard has compiled a 30-0 record against the Lions. Last year, the Crimson downed the Lions...