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...team's outstanding miler, Gerry, will probably run the longer two-mile distance today, preparing for the big meets ahead. The Yale-Princeton meet, the IC4A, the National A.A.U., and the Heptagonals follow in successive weeks...
Caldwell Titcomb, a onetime major league umpire, insists that the idea came from a member of Brooks Brothers who talked it over with the welcoming chairman of the Blue Key. It was a natural, they decided. Why not have Harvard play Princeton in New Haven after the regularly scheduled Yale-Princeton game. They could call it the All-Ivy Weekend, elect a queen, and hold an enormous formal that night in the Yale Bowl. Proceeds could go towards Yale's spring practice, expenses for Princeton's visiting alumni committees, and trainfare for the Harvard Band--which would play "God Save...
Caldwell is at least consistent. Last fall, after the Yale-Princeton game, when his conflicts must have clashed bitterly and Yale almost won, he told reporters that Yale almost won, he told reporters that Yale would beat Harvard, tactfully adding, "Harvard doesn't have a defensive line worthy of the name." From his viewpoint this is quite true; most of the Crimson line played at least part of the Princeton game two ways, and a defensive line of offensive players is hardly a defensive line...
...took third in the Yale-Princeton meet this fall, leading the team to its first Big Three title since 1942. He finished eighth in the Heptagonal meet and 52nd in the IC4A championships...
...Mont television network sought permission Monday to television the game in the New York area, along with this week's Yale-Princeton and Columbia-Navy games. The National Collegiate Athletic Association's TV committee, in rejecting the offer, said it was "amazed that the Du Mont network should endeavor to break down a program with which the network is thoroughly familiar...