Word: penn
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Harvard 1917 team has won two games, from Groten and Cornell, lost two, to Exeter and Hill, and tied one with Dean. Yale 1917 has won four games from Worcester, Hotchkiss, Penn. State 1917, and Andover, and have lost two games to Exeter and Princeton...
...accurate announcement as to the results of the Harvard-Yale cross-country run in New Haven, the Freshman-Cornell 1917 game on Soldiers Field, the Harvard-Princeton soccer game at Princeton, and the Exeter-Andover football game at Exeter will be given. The score by periods of the Penn-Dartmouth and the Yale-Brown games will also be announced. The service will be efficient and prompt. To those men unable to go to Princeton, the CRIMSON offers this opportunity to hear the results immediately of the big game, as well as of the other athletic events mentioned...
Tickets sold at special rates are good only on the particular trains reserved for the excursion. The red identification card must be presented to the conductor on the 9.20 A. M. train (Penn. R. R.), Saturday. He will give in exchange for it a ticket that will entitle the holder to a return trip to New York on any special train of the Pennsylvania R. R. after the game. Following is the complete schedule...
...hour to fill the vacancy caused by the cancellation of the Norwich game, put up a slightly better argument, allowing the University to score only 29 points. This margin does not, however, indicate the true conditions of the contest, for several times the brilliantly spectacular work of Miller, the Penn. quarter, made a score seem imminent...
...Freshman football team leaves for Hill School, Pottstown, Penn., at 3.20 o'clock today, from Harvard square. They will arrive at Hill School at noon Friday, returning here by noon on Sunday. The following players are to take the trip: Ames, Baker, Berman, Boles, Cabot, Caner, A. C. Clark, J. A. Clark, A. Coolidge, C. Coolidge, Cunningham, Duncan, Fry, Harris, Harte, Hitchcock, Minot, Morgan, Sweetser, Wilcox...