Word: sportingly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Richard J. Clasby '54 was honored at the dinner for being one of two living nine-lettermen in Harvard history. Although he is remembered primarily for his feats on the football field, he was equally spectacular in baseball and hockey. "It's harder to play more than one sport now because the seasons are longer and they overlap," Clasby said. "But back then, George was the one we used to look up to," he added, putting his arm around another all-star, George Owen '23. Both men laughed...
Philadelphia--home of the Liberty Bell and the Wharton School of Finance--has fostered women's lacrosse for many moons, gaining the reputation as the breeding ground and heartland for the graceful and fastgrowing sport...
...speaks enthusiastically of her national team. "Our attack is excellent," she beams. "We're fast and fit. The players are All-Americans. They're dedicated to the sport. They work very well on their...
Rugby has existed at harvard since 1874 and it has been a club sport since at least the 1950s. It is an entirely selfsufficient enterprise in that all the administrative work and the coaching is done by the player themselves...
...Club is composed of all types. Many are athletes who didn't want the discipline or intensity of playing a varsity sport in college but want exercise. All of them appreciate the friendship and cameraderie of Rugby...