Word: players
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Singled out for individual praise these three must be, for each of them was playing under difficult pressure. Healey not only looked like a different player than he did against Brown but also unproved continually as the Cornell game progressed, Russell turned in by far his best game since the Princeton tie two years ago, when he was a Sophomore...
Harvard has supreme over Tufts all the way. The Crimson played a better combination game from start to finish, with the forwards and halfbacks showing real understanding. Hardenberg, left half-back and a former Cambridge University player, excelled for the Crimson, and one of the tallies...
...side chance of catching up with the league-leading Pirates-or the Giants and Reds who were threatening to take the lead. But as the Pirates faltered in the home stretch, the Cubs, well aware that there was about $5,000 in World Series swag for each player, kept inching ahead in one of the most exciting stretch finishes since 1908, when the National League race ended in a dead heat...
Next was a monologist who began with a hearty, "Hello, Mister Ginsburg!" and proceeded to tell of the exploits of his son, Jakie, a "football player at Yale." Mystifying magic followed when an undergraduate magician pulled five handkerchiefs out of an empty box and then abruptly told a member of the audience what card he was thinking...
...xylophone player, an accordion maestro, and an English horn player completed the list of individual musicians, and a six-piece orchestra called the "Crimsonians" then took the spotlight. How to hit a rock while shooting rapids in a canoe was revealed by the final performer, described as a "lecturer." Russell T. Sharpe '28 director of the Bureau, said that a descriptive folder about the students would be sent to 2000 possible clients...