Word: stadium
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Trembling with fright for fear of venturing on round where even the angels disagree, the CRIMSON revives an institution of yesteryear and presents to its readers for their disapproval, an All-Stadium football team composed of the best players that the enemy have been able to field. Harvard gridsters have been omitted out of courtesy to our visitors and because it was felt that our opinion might be prejudiced in favor of Crimson players. So that the result is not truly an All-Stadium team, but rather a mythical eleven that would represent the strongest opposition that Harvard could have...
...mind as to the justice of the award. And so it is at right end where big Pete Kopcsak stands head and shoulders (literally and figuratively) above the other candidates. You have got to ask us something harder than to pick the best left tackle that has trod the Stadium sod this fall because Buzz Harvey wins without much competition. Hutchison of the Army and Kilcullen of Yale get honorable mention in this class and it looks like Hutchison for the second team...
...left guard our betters have been picking the scholar-athlete of Hanover, Michelet, and in spite of the Army's Gooch, the Indian seems to be the best that opponents have brought to the Stadium. The pivot post is another snag with Bucknam (Army), Morandos (Holy Cross), McKiniry (New Hampshire) and Malin (Yale), all in the running. But the order in which they have been set down seems to be a fair enough rating of their abilities and so Bucknam is first and Morandos second. Right guard goes without much question to Captain Jablonsky of the Army and is slated...
...Rutgers won 6-to-4, by kicking six times over the goalposts, and afterwards ran the Princeton boys out of town. Last week one of the five known survivors of the two teams, Lawyer John W. Herbert of Manhattan, sat in Princeton's Palmer Stadium with President Harold W. Dodds, watching Princeton and Rutgers play again. It was their first game since 1915. Up to that time Rutgers had lost every game except the first. Last week's result continued that record, although Rutgers did succeed, by a 20-yd. pass and a 43-yd. run, in scoring...
...class oration and the class poem are delivered in Sanders Theatre, while the Ivy oration is given at the Stadium...