Word: princeton
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Figures made public yesterday by the Yale Alumni Weekly representing the enrollment of students by states of the classes of 1926, 1927, 1928 and 1929 at Yale, Harvard and Princeton, indicate that Harvard leads in ten states. They are New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, Georgia, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, South Dakota, Montana and Idaho...
Yale has the largest number of students from 23 states, and is tied with Princeton and Harvard for two more states. Princeton is second in the representation, with 12 states, and is tied with Harvard for another...
...Crimson one-mile relay team will not compete against Princeton in the invitation meet arranged by the New York Athletic Club to be held in Madison Square Garden on February 14, according to the latest report from the Harvard Athletic Association...
...seldom perhaps to a metropolitan newspaper, more often to an undergraduate daily such as the Crimson, when it becomes an unpleasant duty to print all the news. The appearance of the latest recriminating statement by a former Harvard football player, substantiating and adding further to the previous charges against Princeton football, is just one such instance. Again the plea for this latest and most unsavory outburst is "it will help clear the air". The Crimson firmly believes that the air has already become decidedly murky and will become increasingly offensive as long as individual and not entirely accurate recriminations...
...doubtful if the matter could ever have been thrashed out satisfactorily to both Harvard and Princeton even if the officials of both universities and the players involved had been called together around a table when it first became known that the Hubbard charges were to be published. "Dirty football" cannot be proved or disproved by conferences and discussions. But at least the charges and defenses could have been made within earshot of those involved. The Crimson has already voiced the opinion that the only judge who is competent to accuse a player or a team of "dirty football...