Word: penns
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Princeton has also been aided by an easy schedule early in the season. It beat Columbia and Cornell, and the Penn, which has suffered a rash of injuries. Saturday, the Tigers will get yet another chance to sharpen their game when they host Brown...
Harvard is now undefeated in seven games and stands alone at the top of the Ivy League, pending the outcome of today's Penn match against Princeton...
PRINCETON-PENN: Penn is giving one of the most dramatic demonstrations ever of the importance of holding Blue Cross protection. The Quakers have lost three quarterbacks plus assorted others. Though they have won three of four games, it was through good fortune, and in a game against really good opposition, Dartmouth crushed them, 41-0. Last week, Penn snack by Lehigh. Second quarterback Mike Hickok may play, but the Red and Blue will need more help than that. Princeton has shown signs of progress, and should be mad after losing to Colgate last week. Penn coach Bob Odell...
...present regulations. Cornell is subject to athletic probation for what it was doing at Lynah Rink last Saturday. Probation means that the squad will not be allowed to compete in ECAC or NCAA tournaments, and may be ineligible for the Ivy title. Cornell began "shamatcurism" within the Ivies. Penn is continuing it now, and if both schools are winked at, or allowed to escape with slaps on their wrists, the Ivy League will be little more than a hypocritical, pompous shell...
...upcoming weekend matches the strongest teams against the weakest. Penn, with victories over Brown and Dartmouth, faces winless Princeton, while undefeated Harvard meets last place Dartmouth in Cambridge, Yale hosts Cornell in a batle for the first division, and Brown gets to sit back and hope one of the leaders makes a mistake...