Word: rivals
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Competition with Yale next week-end will not be limited to the gridiron and the soccer field. It will include a meet between the chess Clubs of the rival universities, to be held at the Harvard Liberal Club on Winthrop Street on Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock...
...game tomorrow carries one back to the times when Brown men made annual pilgrimages to Cambridge knowing that their team would be fighting against tremendous odds. A victory once in a decade was hoped for Brown, a small college, was hardly considered a rival by Harvard men. Now, however, the attitude of undergraduates in both universities has changed. Brown men consider the winning of the Harvard game essential to a good season. In four of the past four years Brown has beaten Harvard and has created the belief that it can be done again. Brown no longer goes into...
...game" spirit prevails among all Brown men. Brown looks to the Harvard game as the chief hope in a season that has been devoid of major victories. A Brown victory over Harvard, an honored rival, has always been an indication of a successful season. A win today will mean even more than it has in the past and will set to rest unfounded rumors of dissension among the squad...
...basis of its record for the current season the present Harvard Freshman team appears to have an edge over its Blue rival. The Crimson eleven has been tied once by Worcester and has had one narrow victory over the Dartmouth 1931 players, but has won by substantial scores from Andover, Exeter, and the Harvard Seconds, and in all its games has shown great ground gaining power. The Elis, on the other hand, have lost a hard fought game to St. John's Prep and found a much tougher opponent in Andover than the Crimson team...
...several previous quarters, earnings of General Motors Corp. have exceeded those of U. S. Steel. This time, General Motors' excess over their financial rival is 55%. The current situation presents a quandary to Wall Street...