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Ronald P. Kriss
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The Classic Gridiron Marks its Golden Jubilee
Harvard Stadium--the house that built big-time football--celebrates its golden jubilee when the Crimson eleven meets Dartmouth today. On an autumn
Varsity Meets Columbia in New York Today for Ivy Opener
WBZ will broadcast the Harvard-Columbia game at 1:46 this afternoon. NEW YORK, N. Y., October 16--Installed as six-point underdogs in
Clasby Sparks Crimson To 28-26 Colgate Win
Clasby made the difference--Clasby and the Harvard line. But, then again, the Harvard line didn't have anyone like Dick Clasby
Education and the Fifth Amendment
No person shall be held to answer for a capital or other infamous crime unless on presentation of indictment of
Ex-Crimed Sack Arrested for Hiding on Red Prisoner Ship
Stars and Stripes reporter John J. Sack '51, former CRIMSON editor and best-selling author of "The Butcher," was arrested by
Yale Swim Sweep Rolls On; Crimson 2nd in Team Score
Crimson swimmers took a second and three thirds, but the second installment of the 13th Annual Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming Championships
Crimson Hopes for Second in Meet
The fabulous third heat of the 1500-meter freestyle told the whole story last night an the 13th Annual Eastern Intercollegiate
Eastern Swim Tourney Opens at IAB Tonight
The gruelling 1500-meter freestyle event opens the 13tyh annual Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming Championships at the Indoor Athletic Building tonight at
Elis Beat Swimmers, 55-29, To Take 100th Straight Win
Yale's swimmers took everything but the Harvard pool before they left Cambridge Saturday. Bob Kiphuth's invincible Elis streaked to their
Unbeaten Crimson Swimmers Test Yale's 99-Meet String
It happens every spring. The Yale swimming team--fastest thing in the water-regularly crops up at the end of the Crimson's
Swimmers Top Army, 64-20, For 5th Consecutive Victory
The Black Knights of the Hudson returned yesterday to their West Point jousting grounds, bellies full of chlorinated water. A
LINING THEM UP
When it comes to swimming--or at any rate, Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming--the words "Yale" and "unbeatable" have become synonymous. The Elis
Swimmers Face Springfield In Opening Meet of Season
Coach Hal Ulen's "Poor Man's Champions"--the Crimson swimmers--open their annual campaign for possession of second place in the Eastern League
LINING THEM UP
Even in reasonably normal years, coaches in any sport must beware of contingencies like the draft, studies, or outside interests
Police Raid
"How soon, Lieutenant?" we asked. "Soon. They been out since two o'clock. They should have 'cm all by now." "What
