Word: triumph
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Battered down by the unparalleled endurance of Harvard's team and bewildered by the unerring accuracy of Harvard's drop-kicker, Yale has tasted defeat in the Stadium. Every man in whose veins flows Crimson blood rejoices in the triumph of the 1913 University football team. Never was a cleaner, harder, or more finished game of football seen on any field, than that of the team which Saturday indelibly wrote its name in Harvard history. The spectacle of that eleven, outplaying Yale at almost every moment, backed by the enthusiasm of ten thousand Harvard men, was the climax...
...University is the opening production of an American play, "We, the People," at the Castle Square Theatre tonight. The authors, Mr. J. F. Ballard and Mr. E. C. Ranck, both received their training in dramatic composition in Professor Baker's "47 Workshop." Mr. Ballard has already achieved one notable triumph in "Believe Me, Xantippe," produced last year. The CRIMSON wishes every success to this new work of the Harvard school of drama...
...aggregation of unconquered CRIMSON ball chasers will meet the quivering, cringing, libeled humorists from the moat on Mt. Auburn Street in a game at ball on Soldiers Field, first turn to your left and across what was and is to be bridge Smoky George Phillips, fresh from his unparalleled triumph over the Eli heavers, will toss the sphere over the Eli heavers, will toss the sphere over the gutta perchas dinner service with the speed and accuracy of Linotype. Sparkling nut brown will gurgle and splash into the guatta percha mugs with the limpidity of a mountain torrent...
...Gavotte, Stephanie, Czibulka (b.) March, Marianna Perley '13 4. Minuet and Barcarolle, Hoffman, Tales of Offenbach 5. March, Harvardiana, Steele '11 INTERMISSION. 6. March, Up the Street, Morse 7. Waltz, Mon Reve, Waldteufel 8. Selections, Robin Hood, de Koven 9. Football Songs, Orchestrated by del Castillo '14 Crimson Triumph, Blaikie '14 John Harvard, Here's to You, Doyle '14 10. Fair Harvard, Gilman...
...decided, as a result of the meeting to retain for further trial the two songs, "Crimson Triumph", music by R. L. Blaikle '14, words by P. Lord '14, and "John Harvard. Here's to You", music and words by A. H. Doyle '14. These will be tried again next week...