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...most anticipated meeting of two ancient rivals in 84 years when No. 15 Harvard and No. 21 Princeton met on Oct. 21. For the first time since 1922, both teams entered the game with at least five wins and no losses. That 1922 Princeton squad, known as the Tigers?? “Team of Destiny,” went on to win the national championship after downing the Crimson, 10-3. This year, it was the Ivy title at stake, and in front of 16,284 partisans at Princeton Stadium, the Tigers scored late to take...
...Individual Championships, Oren and Suchde made deep runs in the tournament. Suchde defeated the top seed in the competition to advance to the finals, while Oren—who had not lost a single match the entire season—succumbed in the semifinals to the Tigers?? Sanchez, preventing an all-Crimson final. “I’m very disappointed that I didn’t win,” Oren said afterwards. “[If we had met in the finals,] we both would have wanted to win really badly.” Avenging...
...wrenching than that of 2005.For it was a seemingly innocent chest bump by senior safety Danny Tanner that swayed the momentum in Princeton’s favor, turning a late third-down incompletion into a new set of downs and the eventual game-winning touchdown in the Tigers?? 31-28 win.“They’ve got a tough job, but I haven’t seen that call in college football, in the Ivy League,” Murphy said after the game. “I still don’t know...
...Crimson varsity eight bested the Tigers?? and the Bulldogs’ top boats in the last race of the day, meaning that Harvard would return home not only with the Goldthwait Cup—given to the winning varsity eight boat—but also with the Volger Cup, awarded to the team with the most overall points...
...second freshman boat raced together against Princeton’s third varsity heavyweight and third varsity lightweight eights, with the Crimson third varsity taking a large margin of victory as well, in 5:55.5 to the Princeton lightweights’ 6:10.4. The second freshman boat finished over the Tigers?? heavyweights, too, coming in third place...