Word: triangular
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Following an undefeated season in dual meets, the Crimson was expected to finish high in the standings. Although Jaakko Mikkola's men had previously defeated Yale and Princeton runners in a triangular meet, the Tigers and the Elis both placed ahead of Harvard...
...closely contested, but unless there is a marked reversal of form none of the Crimson harriers stand much chance. Captain Clark of Yale established himself as the favorite with a convincing win in a Yale meet over the same course early in the fall, and his victory in the Triangular Race at Princeton has strengthened this 'belief. Observers are also watching Penn State's Billy Smith, last year's Freshman winner...
...record of the Crimson runners against Eli Captain Ronnie Clark last Friday offers a possible basis for comparison, for earlier this season, in Yale's triangular meet with Columbia, Dartmouth and Cornell, the Blue leader scored a convincing victory on the same course over which the Intercollegiate run will be held...
Three Sophomores complete the team led by Bob Nichols, last year's Freshman captain. Although out of the triangular race, he's been in the scoring in most of the meets, and observers like his nice, easy running. Charlie Oldfather has been coming better after a slow start, while Joseph McLoughlin, who had hardly run at all before he came to Harvard, is much improved over last year. He was 14th in the Yale-Princeton meet last fall, but now he's one of the three members of his class on the team...
Working under no threat of immediate mobilization or war, the personal representatives of the six Presidents proceeded-almost leisurely, if compared to last month's hasty Czechoslovak map redrawing-to have photographic surveys of the disputed, triangular-shaped territory taken, to consider what would be natural boundaries, to take full economic account of such entities as river valleys and mountain ranges. The arbitrators were to make their awards on the basis of "antecedents" as well as problems of "mutual security and geographic and economic necessities...