Word: ties
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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This year the prospect is bright for success, according to President Schroeder, for an experienced team, all of whom have bulging foreheads, is available. Their record to date consists of four victories and a tie, this last against Yale...
...spite of this record, Capt. Musick has remained virtually unknown to the public. He refuses to show off or make wisecracks for newsmen. He has never been known to stunt in a plane, never makes a flight without the most meticulous preparations, even refuses to tie up to a mark until it has been tested. Completely lacking in vanity, he refuses to discuss his career even with such close friends as Navigator Noonan, with whom he bunks when on duty...
With 60 seconds to play. Halfback Bill Shakespeare arched a pass down the field. An official claimed Army interference, put the ball on the 2-yd. line. From there Notre Dame made a touchdown, tying the score at 6-to-6, left 80,000 gasping spectators feeling that luck had played again with the ''Fighting Irish." Pious Catholics credited the last-minute tie to the devotion of squad members who attended Friday morning mass in New Rochelle's Holy Family Church...
Attempting to better a record of one win, one tie, and two defeats, the Harvard Freshman football team will take to the turf of Soldiers Field to battle the Eli yearlings in the final game of the season. Despite the dubious showing they have made to date, Coach Stahley's team is rated as better than average, and given an even chance for victory...
...provided for much kicking and little body contact. But, in the Rugby game the costumes were reduced to shreds to the amusement as well as to the amazement of the 500 spectators. Harvard easily won under their rules. The second game under McGill's Rugby rules was a scoreless tie. The proceeds of the gate with contributions from other sources totaled several hundred dollars, all of which was expended at the Parker House entertaining the visitors for two days and, as the historians report, "with Champagne flowing as it will never do again...