Word: princeton
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...annual triangular debate with Princeton and Yale was allowed to lapse this year because of difficulty over a satisfactory date. On this small justification a seventeen year tradition was broken, when such a break severed one of the few remaining ties linking Princeton and Harvard. Though a resumption of the triangular contest is promised for next season, the failure to insure a meeting this spring remains a bit of most unfortunate planning...
Tomorrow, the remaining matching between the northern and southern groups of the College Golf League will be played here. In these contests, Harvard will meet Georgetown in the morning and Princeton in the afternoon...
...Georgetown and Princeton lineups for tomorrow's matches will be as follows: GEORGETOWN PRINCETON No. 1 McCarthy No. 1, Stevens No. 2. Flanagan No. 2, Dunlap No. 3. Wilson No. 3, McWilliams No. 4. Beger No. 4, Hersey No. 5, Foley No. 5, Koehn No. 6, Manning No. 6, McDougal
...fact that Harvard and Princeton meet today in a golf match is in itself a matter of small significance. The two institutions have met in dual combat of this sort several times since the severance of athletic relations. Harvard and Princeton debating teams have also come together on more than one occasion, and athletic events where the two colleges, along with others, have competed are numerous. The excuse for all these seemingly direct cases of intercourse between the two universities, officially separated, has always been found in the more than dual nature of the competitions. The golf matches have been...
...cannot but appear to at least a few logical-minded people that such distinctions are artificial; that there really is a desire among both Harvard and Princeton men to match strides on various occasions despite the outburst of 1926. And while those few are not advocating a return to the "big-three" standards, they cannot help condemning the present childish attitude of the two colleges towards frank and open relations where such would be desirable...