Word: contested
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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This afternoon at 3 'o'clock on Soldiers Field the Freshman baseball team will meet the Dartmouth freshman nine, with the visitors favored to win the contest. Out of seven starts, the first year men have won only two games, while the two victories were uncoutested affairs...
Poor playing conditions prevented three athletic events from taking place yesterday afternoon. The Harvard Villanova baseball and 1933 M. I. T. freshman lacrosse games were cancelled, the Harvard. New Hampshire lacrosse contest was postponed until Friday...
Yesterday we spent the time answering our neighbor's questions as to whether we really and truly were serious about all this shorts business. We even had a calf-comparing contest in which we came out very much the worst but content that if we could wear this newest in men's style, most anyone else could also...
...University lacrosse team, rained out of its contest with New Hampshire yesterday afternoon will meet Tufts today on the field behind the Business School. Tomorrow the team will play its third game in four days, when it opposes Williams, at Williamstown. Harvard has won its last three consecutive contests since the disastrous defeat at the hands of the Navy...
...certain disdain of "games" as opposed to "sports" is reflected in Mr. Danielson's editorials and his "Leaves from a Sportsman's Notebook," monthly feature of the magazine. Says he: "Sport, by every decent definition, is confined to man's contest with wild life or nature. It has nothing to do with man's competition with man-except in those cases where nature . . . decides-in the last analysis-the issue." To Sportsman Danielson football, golf, tennis, trapshooting, are games; foxhunting, sailing, mountaineering-Sports...