Word: raced
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...South have not noticed any immediate problem, and neither has the Negro race as a majority. The Negroes are not oppressed, and as a majority are contented. In the larger cities of the "North" the Negro is neglected, kicked about and oppressed regarding housing and employment...
...Freshman race was different, with Harvard getting second in the tri-meet scoring. That one wound up Princeton 26, Harvard 43, Yale 67. Encouraging note for the future was that the Yardlings outran Yale 21-40 in dual meet scoring while losing only 21-37 to Princeton...
...Varsity soccer team can take the Ivy League championship. With four shutout wins in a row behind them, the Crimson booters meet the Middies on the Business School Field, adjacent to the Stadium, two hours before the football kickoff. A loss would put Harvard out of the championship race...
...second race, however, the Annex sailors threw a scare into the Harvard team, as they copped second, fifth, and sixth place. But the third race was just like the first, resulting in another Harvard sweep...
John Cogan, Crimson captain, could run a good race, but there are far too many "excellent" runners on the Yale and Princeton teams for that to matter much. Joe Carleton, who came in first for the Crimson and sixth in the field against the Crusaders and Tufts, is also in the "you-never-can-tell" column. The roster from there on includes Dick Welch, Joe Leeming, Marvin Albee, Dick White, and a handful of other starters...