Word: techs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...mile relay, Tufts' Ted Vogel, a cross-country star and B.A.A. marathon participant, ran the first 880 for the Jumbos, and gave his squad a fifteen yard lead it never lost. The Crimson, M.I.T., and Boston College jockeyed for second place, and the Tech anchor man moved ahead of Harvard's Ted Withington to finish behind Tufts.WES FLINT had a busy night at the Boston Garden Saturday night, anchoring the Crimson's mile relay team to victory over Brown and Holy Cross, and placing third in the 45-yard high hurdle event...
Frank Tyng won a stormy 12 to 8 match over Tech-man Earnest Miklau, and Dan Ray took the fourth straight bout for the Crimson when he defeated Wilbur Haggerty 6 to 2. The grapplers lost decisions in the 121-pound class where Harry Schless was edged by one point and in the 165-pound division where Tech ace Whit Mauzy won by a 9 to 2 margin...
Louria came through with the first pin of the meet when he scored over the Tech captain Less Ackerman in 1:40 of the second period with a head chancery. Fuller got a fall over the Engineer's heavyweight with a reverse nelson and a crotch hold in 7:45 of the last period...
Reports from the outlying precincts indicate that Bradley Tech, with supposedly the best basketball team in the college's history, will provide the stiffest opposition for the Crimson. Western Reserve hasn't fared too well, and little is known about Indiana Central's progress. Westminster made a disastrous visit to Madison Square Garden a week ago, when C.C.N.Y. gave the Pittsburghers a thirty-point thrashing; but in years past the Smoky City delegation has produced a traditionally strong quintet...
...past years, the Crimson hasn't exactly set the west afire with its prowess. The last time the young men went west, in 1942, they sustained a five game losing streak at the hands of Bradley Tech, Detroit, Michigan State, Illinois, and Notre Dame, with a total of 212 points scored against their 168. Toughest to take was the Bradley Tech game, a 48 to 44 loss...