Daniel L. Jacobowitz
Yale Tops Gridders, 23-13
NEW HAVEN, Conn--The Harvard football team came out flat and ended flat today, falling 23-13 to Yale. Four delay-of-game penalties,
Netwomen Set to Take Ivies
It is the dawning of Erika's era in the land of Harvard women's tennis. Bolstered by the additions of Grand
Netmen Eye NCAA Championship
In past years, West Coast and Southern colleges have dominated the collegiate world of men's tennis. While the Stanfords and
Netwomen Set to Take Ivies
It is the dawning of Erika's era in the land of Harvard women's tennis. Bolstered by the additions of Grand
Netmen Eye NCAA Championship
In past years, West Coast and Southern colleges have dominated the collegiate world of men's tennis. While the Stanfords and
It's Not So Bad At Second Fiddle
Since she was a freshman in 1987, Jamie Henikoff of the Harvard women's tennis team has been one of the
For Netwomen, a Bittersweet Finale
For about a week, it looked as thought the Harvard women's tennis team would lose its eight-year stranglehold on the
Netwomen Fall to Yale, 6-3
The Harvard women's tennis team would rather forget last weekend. On Friday, Brown Coach Norma Taylor protested Harvard's 5-4 win
Netwomen Beat Brown, Or Did They?
As a rule, collegiate coaches attempt to avoid confrontations whenever possible. Brown women's tennis Coach Norma Taylor doesn't happen to
Netwomen Go 2-2 Over Promising Spring Break
'If we played Harvard indoors, they would like us'. -- Pacific Coach Bill Maze If the Harvard women's tennis team's
Netwomen Coast Past Terriers, 8-1
Boston University didn't turn out to be the strenuous warm-up that the Harvard women's tennis team had hoped for coming
A Real Nail-Biter
Those arriving early at the Garden for the Harvard-Clarkson ECAC men's hockey semifinal tonight will find a bonus for their
Golden Knights End an Era of Harvard Hockey
Trailing 3-2 with 1:48 remaining in its season, the Harvard men's hockey team searched for a miracle--like Peter Ciavaglia's sudden-death
Back On Track: Senior Trying to Skate Again
There will be no more eight o'clock wake-ups for John Weisbrod. No more blood-pressure checks morning, noon and night. No
Just The Luck O' The Crimson
Almost everyone agreed that Harvard goaltender Chuckie Hughes played brilliantly in his 39-save performance against Rensselaer last Friday. After the
