Word: tripping
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Illustrated. The current number affords a photographic record of the latest Harvard disaster--the defeat of the Freshman team by Yale--but alongside such a record are pictures of the same Freshman team whipping the Tigers. These latter were taken by an enterprising staff photographer, who made the trip to New Jersey on the hunch that victory snapshots would be obtainable only there...
...good balance of the 1921 team was shown by the fact that all seven men who made the trip to New York placed among the first 21 runners out of 42 who started...
...will take the trip were the first of the Freshman runners to finish in the dual meet with Yale 1921 last Saturday on the Belmont course, in which the Freshmen won by a score of 19 to 47. The squad leaving for New York today at 3 o'clock will consist of the following harriers: D. F. O'Connell, captain: J. E. Nally, F. L. A. Cady, B. W. Boyden, C. A. Page, H. E. Chambers and E. A. Weld...
Seven Freshmen, members of this fall's cross-country team, have been chosen to make the trip to New York to compete in the Freshmen Intercollegiates next Saturday. These men were the first of the 1921 harriers to finish last Saturday in the dual, meet with Yale 1921 which the Freshmen won, 19 to 47. The squad, which will leave for New York tomorrow at 3 o'clock, consists of the following: D. F. O'Connell, J. E. Nally, G. W. Boyd, F. L. A. Cady, B. W. Boyden, C. A. Page, H. E. Chambers and E. A. Weld...
Today the Freshman football team goes hunting young tigers in Jungle town. Not for many years has such a trip taken place. Not by traps or snares will they capture their game, but by fighting in the open. The regular Tiger cannot uphold his reputation this year, his cubs must do it for him. But these young tigers are just as loathe to have knots tied in their tails. They will not submit without a struggle. The 1921 eleven has a daring task ahead. So far it has not met its better, but it is never safe to use this...