Word: snow
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...winter came and snow fell to hush everything that had been clicking. Delaware cancelled a week ago today and New Hampshire curiously pulled out of its commitment Wednesday. Disappointed in their inactivity, the team retreated to Briggs Cage...
...April snow showers, coating nearly every ballfield in New England, three times delayed the 115th Harvard baseball opener. When the Crimson nine finally took their places at Soldiers, held Wednesday afternoon, the sun was shining, the field was dry, but a strong wind blew across the open a tea Only the dedicated braved their way to the doubleheader: with Northeastern, and by the start of the second game, fewer than 20 fans--most of whom were other Harvard students--sat in the rather modest first baseline stands...
Still, a date is a date, and Harvard has one with the Middies this afternoon at Soldiers Field. It seems Annapolis wasn't hit as hard by the snow because Navy has already piled up 13 wins since coming North, including a 5-1 Eastern League mark. That's not the kind of team you want to get the kinks out against...
After a nine-game swing down South over spring break, the Crimson baseball team was supposed to open its Eastern season last Tuesday against MIT. And then there was snow. And more snow. Enough to wipe out both the MIT and Boston College games...
...that Proposition 2 1/2 would be a disaster. They voted against it, but were overruled by other voters across the Bay State. The intervening 18 months have proved the Cantabrigians' wisdom--in this, as in other aging cities, schools have been crippled, law enforcement impaired, and even snow removal curtailed. Last year, the cuts meant paring $13.4 million from the city budget, including firing more than 100 employees from the school department alone. If the slide continues. Cambridge might as well go out of business as a city altogether. To halt the decline, city voters must...