Word: skied
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...decision to divide the championship into two classes assures all those who are not first-class akiera a chance against fairly equal competition, for with two former members of the Dartmouth winter sports team, Donald Hight 3M and Marvin Chandler 1GB, together with the members of the Harvard ski team, H. R. Washburn '33, C. E. Angle '33, and H. S. Sise '34, entered in Class A the contest in that class should be extremely close...
...Mikkelsen, of California: the U. S. ski-jumping championship, with jumps of 138 and 141 ft.; at Salisbury, Conn...
...race will be held over the new Tuckerman Ravine ski trail from the Mountaineering Club's spur cabin to the Crystal Cascade, just above Pinkham Notch. Competitors will be sent off down the trial at intervals of two minutes to avoid overlapping, but should any skier be overtaken by the man following him he is automatically disqualified. This course has been covered this winter in slightly under seven minutes...
...dusty shelves. Shelley, that was it! Now there was a period of leisure, a time to spend solely on education. The Vagabond resolved nobly to make up in cultural gains for the time lost in forced labor. He wondered how much it would cost to repair that ski...
...Riley '33, H. L. Washburn, Jr. '33, and H. S. Sise '34 will form the Harvard contingent and will enter both races together. Harvard has little chance for the Championship, because it is given to the high-point team in a contest which embraces such sports as ski-jumping and speed-skating, in which the Crimson will have no representatives...