Word: tigers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Both the Varsity and Freshman teams meet Tufts on Wednesday, January 18, in the Indoor Athletic Building. Tiger's Claws Cut No Ice With Them Captain Austle Harding and Joe Patrick who were Instrumental in the defeat of the Princeton puckmen Saturday night...
...college humor in the Big Three, The Lampoon, which once acquired the reputation of being Harvard's humorous magazine, will conduct a conference on Wednesday and Thursday, December 14 and 15, dedicated to "injecting new life into collegiate humor of the day." The Yale Record and the Princeton Tiger will he represented at the meet, and representatives of the so-called "funny magazines" of the other members of the Ivy League have also been invited...
...bury Edward VII. Wythe Williams was a reporter on vacation from the New York World. After the funeral, everybody went home but Wythe Williams. He worked in Europe for the next 25 years. During that time he called Georges Clemenceau "a terrible old man" and was thanked by the Tiger of France for "having the nerve to say such things"; he scooped the world on the substitution of Nivelle for Joffre as the French Army's Commander-in-Chief; he scooped it again by getting the text of the Versailles Treaty first to the London Times; he helped build...
PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 22--Robert F. Tierney '40 was elected captain tonight of the 1939 Princeton football team. Tierney, regular left tackle for two seasons, succeeds Captain Tom Mountain '39, star Tiger halfback this fall...
...mighty warriors arose from the West, who slew the tiger. . . Those were the heroic days of 1903, when Chicago humbled proud Princeton and shattered the Big Three football monopoly. Then great Chicago teams vied with great Harvard teams in crushing all foes. But now football glories for both lie mainly in recollection, except for spasms of life when a Jay Berwanger comes to Chicago, a Barry Wood or a Dick Harlow to Harvard...