Word: soccer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Soccer letters were awarded to J. F. Carr '28, L. L. F. Driggs '28, A de Tarnowsky '26, A. L. Phaneuf '26, MacKinnon '27, T. R. Wickersham '26, A. F. Parrott '28, S. S. Ganz '28, W. J. Small '26, N. R. Danielian '28, W. E. Trevvett '27, J. E. Keefe '28, K. B. Crocks '27 and D. D. Thomas '28. A. Rubin '26 and H. R. Gherardi '27, who were injured and therefore unable to play in the Yale game were awarded "H. A. F." H. S. Woodbridge '27 was reelected manager of soccer...
Harvard and Yale both contemplate withdrawing from the amateur soccer league, according to the admission of Major Moore yesterday...
...Colleges in the immediate vicinity of Harvard have taken up soccer now, and provide good competition without the difficulty of a long journey...
...majority of the features which have made it so popular in college and school circles if it is to be popular in the professional world, and it is on the ability of professional promoters to make it do this that their success will depend. In Great Britain professional soccer has proved wonderfully successful drawing crowds of from 75,000 to 100,000; but the two games are of an entirely different nature, and one cannot judge the future of American professional football from what has taken place in the professional soccer world, especially as soccer has not, as yet, been...
...awarding of numerals to the members of the Freshman football, soccer, and cross-country teams, and the close of the fall outdoor sports has enabled the Department of Physical Education to compute the standing of the Freshman dormitories in their race for the Interdormitory Championship. Smith, with 19 points, barely leads Gore, second with 17 points. Standish is a poor third, trailing with nine points...