Word: yale-harvard
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Football in its youth was a strange chill. The beginnings of the great Yale-Harvard gridiron rivalry bear little resemblance to what went on in the Stadium this afternoon...
...Tuskegee Singers, a colored quintet from Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute of Tuskegee. Alabama will sing a group of plantation melodies and negro folk songs between 11 o'clock and midnight at the Yale-Harvard dance in the Union next Friday evening. These colored singers are making a tour of the United States and are singing at various colleges. The college from which they come was founded by Booker T. Washington...
What threatened to be a curse upon Yale-Harvard athletic engagements for the coming season has suddenly and fortunately been averted. With no advance notice those in authority have lifted the ban on Yale's sophomore athletes. This is a piece of welcome news, for nothing is so unfortunate for amateur sport as to have continual worry over present or future ineligibility. Luckily for New Haven the ghost "it might have been" has been vanquished...
Marching formations, begun last year, will be a regular part of the rehearsals of the University Band during the football season. After the Yale-Harvard football game, however, the Band will concentrate on its winter concert program...
Oxford and Cambridge countered sharply after their recent defeat by the Yale-Harvard tennis team at Newport by winning the international track meet at the Wembly Stadium, London, 61/2 points to 51/2 According to the English custom only first places counted in the scoring. Out of six meets in the series the English universities have won three and the American three. H. M. Abrahams, Cambridge captain, won three points for the British team by taking first in the broad jump, the 100 and the 220 yard dashes. Tevis Huhn, Princeton graduate, won the low hurdles for the Englishmen giving them...