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Between them, Harvard, Yale and Princeton won every intercollegiate title until Dartmouth broke through the golfing triumverte in 1921. A player from the Ivy League troika was the national individual champion until 1919, when Columbia's A.L.Walker Jr. turned the trick...
...Monday like the third volley in a blast of machine-gun fire. The Elis have also lost twice, to Princeton and--ye--Columbia, but they are strong. Number one Cary Leeds is a potential all-American, and the team has improved so much that last year's number two player has slipped to the six the position...
Doriot Anthony Dwyer, principal flutist with the Boston Sumphony Orchestra, was the only female principal player in any major U.S. orchestra when she was awarded the position twenty-five years ago. This weekend, Dwyer travels across the River from her home-away-from-home concert hall to solo in two large works presented in Friday night's Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra concert. The first work, a Concerto for Flute and Orchestra, was written for her by the late Walter Piston. Dwyer premiered the unrecorded work in 1972 with the BSO under Michael Tilson Thomas...
Junior attackman Steve Martin, who is tied for the team scoring leadership, was named Player of the Week in the Greater Boston League this week. Martin scored three goals and added seven assists in the win over Brown, and tallied five points in the victory over...
This study of football training camps and locker rooms sparked Plimpton to write about the life of a professional baseball player in "Out of My League" and the trials of a professional golfer in "The Bogey...