Word: techs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Beaten 6 to 1 by Princeton Saturday, Coach Jack Barnaby's squad should have little trouble with the Engineers, who have graduated most of last year's team which lost to Harvard, 9 to 0. But the Crimson will have no delusions of grandeur, for Tech this season boasts several good, young players...
Harvard will enter the Tech match with a season's record of eight and five. The varsity's most recent wins have come over Columbia, Amherst, and Bowdoin, but in between have come thumping defeats by Princeton and North Carolina...
With the School Board ruling that the Rindge Tech theater could not be used for more than three performances and College groups forced to fall back on Sanders, angels may be persuaded to come through and back the new College theater center...
...organization's first production was a play called "I Was A King in Babylon," which was nightly presented in an almost empty Rindge Tech theater in December, 1946. It was a play dealing with some wildly assorted historical characters reincarnated in contemporary England: an amusing literary device, but dull theater, as it turned out. The losses were heavy, and the only things which held the inchoate group together were confidence in its leaders, critical praise received by its principal actors, and the encouraging results of a poll which had just been raken to find the College's preference in drama...
...early lead after the opening sprint, a lead which they held over the first quarter mile before succumbing to the sheer power of the Crimson's stroke. By the time the shells reached Harvard Bridge, the Crimson had an open-water lead, and Navy and Penn were threatening Tech for second place...