Word: triangular
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard's cross-country team begins the long, long road to the Heptagonal championships today, as they travel to New York for a relaxing triangular meet with Columbia and Penn. Despite their third place finish in last week's triangular with Brown and Cornell, the Crimson harriers are overwhelming favorites to run away with the meet at Columbia's Van Cortland Park...
Cornell's Jim Byard ran away from Crimson star Walt Hewlett, and the Big Red cross-country team nosed out Brown and Harvard in a triangular meet in Cambridge Saturday. The final score was Cornell 37, Brown 29, Harvard...
...should get his first stiff test of the season when the Harvard runners face Cornell and Brown this Friday in a triangular meet. The highlight of the race should be the duel between Howlett and Machooka, but a Brown team that has the greater depth than Harvard or Cornell might well win the overall race...
...meantime, Harvard is focusing most of its attention on this Saturday's important triangular meet here. A deep team, Brown was the pre-season Ivy favorite, but with the reappearance of Cornell's Steve Machooka, the Big Red is now figured to give the Bears a run for the title...
Often the trading can become confused. Last year for instance 85 Germans wanted to work in the United States while only 22 Americans wanted jobs in Germany. To solve the problem a "triangular trade" was made with Yugoslavia in which Americans went to Yugoslavia, Yugoslavs to Germany and Germans to America. In some instances five-way and six-way trades have been negotiated...