Word: reds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Cornell mopped the field with 20 points in the Stadium but Crimson fans saw a vastly Improved home team, and they observed also that a 20-pound underweight line held the Big Red brulsers five times within its own 30-yard line. And the Freshman team too, with scarcely three days of scrimmage together held an experienced Exeter team to a 3-point field goal...
...alibis for Saturday's 20-0 defeat at the hands of Cornell. There need be none, for the Harvard team played the kind of a game of which they and their supporters should be proud. The clash was reminiscent of last year's Dartmouth debacle, for the Big Red (in white) and the Crimson were far closer than the score indicates. This has been said before after Harvard defeats, but never with more truth than after last Saturday...
Boston's Parker House was the scene of the rally and smoker for alumni of the Cayuga college. "Cornell-eeeeyell-eeeyell-eeeyell" was the cheer that came from several hundred Ithacan throats as the Red rooters heard speeches from their coach, Carl Snavely, Richard C. Floyd '11, head of the Varsity Club, and Dick Harlow...
After practice the Red team went back to Belmont and the Harvard squad followed new arrangements by going to the Braeburn Country Club for supper...
...Vagabond will be there. The newspaper men will also be there. And the modern successors of the telegraph lines which Ezra helped Morse to string along the tree trunks between Washington and Baltimore will be chattering up above, sparking out the account of the game between the Big Red and the Big Crimson. But the Vagabond, psychic youngster that he is, will sense the presence of Ezra by more than the metallic clicking in the press box. Ezra, he knows, will be very much present on the opposite side of the field. The coed sitting in back of him will...