Word: skying
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Chile's six-man ski squad, now touring the United States on the receiving end of a big dose of good neighborliness, dined in state in Dunster House Wednesday beneath the Stars and Stripes and a huge Chilean Flag...
...dinner for the visiting South American schussmen was given by Clarence H. Haring '07, Robert Woods Bliss Professor of Latin-American History and Economics and Master of Dunster House. Guests included Harvard ski team members, members of the first and second United States ski teams which went to Chile in 1937 and 1938, and other men interested in Chile and Chilean skiing...
...Harvard ski team will be hosts to day to the Chilean ski team, recently arrived in the United States on an extensive skiing and racing tour, at a luncheon given for the South American visitors at Dunster House...
...second Pan American Ski Championships, held during 1938, found the United States represented by Adams Carter, former Harvard ski captain; Robert H. Shaw, of Groton, Mass.; Edgar Bering, of Salt Lake City; Charles McLane, present Dartmouth College ski captain; Bob Blatt, of San Francisco; Martin Arrouge, of Reno, Nev.; and Norman H. Read, of New York City. This group successfully defended the team trophy but lost first place in individual honors to Eugenio Errazuriz, the captain of the Chilean Team...
...Since that date numerous United States skiers have visited Chile, and several Chilean skiers have visited the United States, but there has been no formal competition between the nations. It is planned to re-establish the Pan American Ski Championships during the visit of the Chileans here...