Word: tigers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Harvard will be ready tomorrow night to pay back the Tiger for last week's 6-2 drubbing when the Princeton outfit invades the Boston Garden for the concluding game of the series. The jauntiness which the entire squad displayed against Brown in Tuesday's 15-3 fiasco indicates that the Crimson skaters will not suffer from the cat's paw as badly as they did in the Baker Memorial Rink. Although the uneven a score of last Saturday's match would seem to point to the Nassan's superiority, even Coach Neidlinger admitted that his team had never played...
Kammer and Poole, who in solo dashes evaded the Crimson defense, and on two occasions sent the disc whizzing past deGive will see service as spares. The Kammer-Boice defense combination is counted on to cause the home team considerable difficulty in breaking through to the Tiger cage...
Immigration authorities at Ellis Island, where Mike was to be found next day wearing a tiger orchid pinned to his sweater, were not quite sure what they could do with their prisoner. When he arrived in Manhattan three weeks ago after a year spent chiefly in French jails for stowing away on the He de France and later lifting other people's travelers' checks, Mike told his many barroom friends that he had arrived on the Euro pa, stowage (TIME, Jan. 2). But the Government's case against him for illegal entry on the Europa began...
Harvard and Princeton men last football in 1926, when the Tiger trimmy 12.0. Athletic relations between the two colleges were severed on November 10 of that year, and were not resumed until February 12, 1931, when is was announced that competition would be assumed in all sports, with the exception of football as soon as the schedules permitted. At that time Harvard intimated its willingness to resume football relations with Princeton, but under the condition that such a resumption would necessitate the rotation of Princeton and Yale as final game opponents...
Yale's agreement with Princeton expires next fall, and in 1934, the year of the resumption of the Harvard-Princeton contest, the Tiger will play the final game, not with Yale as usual, but with Dartmouth. The sanguine will hope for the evolution of a "Big Four." Dartmouth. Harvard, Princeton, and Yale; such an evolution might possibly be the natural outcome of the new arrangements...