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Kim G. Davis
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Inexperience Hurt Crimson Lax Squad
Nobody expected the Harvard lacrosse team to do well this year, so it was no surprise when they limped through
The Bitter and the Sweet Flavor Sports Seasons
Crimson athletic teams and expert sportswriters seldomly see eye-to-eye. Last November the Crimson football team defied the experts by beating
NCAA Changes Baseball Playoffs; 32-Team Regional Format Installed
The Harvard baseball team's quest for a trip to Omaha and the College World Series will have to take a
Tsitsos Leads the White Team To a 27-6 Intersquad Victory
The white team, led by the heroics of senior halfback Alky Tsitsos, defeated the red team, 27-6, in a Harvard
Gridders Battle 2 Teams In Pre-Season Scrimmage
A pre-season scrimmage with a regular season opponent is more an exercise in coy maneuvering than a simulated game. Each
Crimson Horsemen Head for Nationals
The Harvard polo team is not exactly an integral part of the Crimson athletic scene. Its coach, Michael Andrew, is
A White Christmas?
Christmas 1973 may well be remembered as the time when fir trees were bought not for decoration, but for firewood.
Wrestlers Down Bucknell, Upended by Rutgers, 27-14
A young Harvard wrestling team opened its season last Saturday with a victory and a loss in a triangular meet
Harvard Will Go to Yale for 90th Football Tilt
A tie for the Ivy League title, the pride of myriad alumni, and the hopes of two football squads will
Crimson Battle Bruins for Shot at League Crown
Harvard and Brown are no longer the cinderella teams they were at the beginning of the season. Both are viable
Upsets Scramble League Title Picture
If you are going to bet on the football card this weekend, or any weekend for that matter, do not
Both Offense and Defense Looked Flat After Last Week's Win Over Cornell
Dartmouth was a real pressure game for Harvard. And the prevailing question circulating in Cambridge was could the Crimson come
Harvard Defense Still Number One; Gridders Prepare for Cornell Clash
Harvard's varsity football team is the number-one defensive club in the college ranks--at least statistically. During last Saturday's 57-0 Crimson
Safran Sees Israeli Victory, Predicts Quick Egyptian Fall
"The battle going on right now in the Middle East will determine the outcome of the war," Nadav Safran, professor
Frosh Gridders Upend Tufts, Expect Another Good Season
Capitalizing on Bill Wendel's 73-yard scamper with an intercepted pass, the freshman football team yesterday defeated Tufts University's frosh, 13-7,
