Word: contested
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...step he suggests to arrive at a correction of this one-sided development is the substitution of one intercollegiate contest in each sport for the multiplicity which now exists. The necessary result, to be inferred from this move, would be a decreased emphasis on frequent gladiatorial combats, supported by huge gate receipts, and a corresponding transfer of attention to individual physical, training...
...body, evidently having in mind the lassitude with which the students greeted the question two years ago. The number of men engaged regularly in the sport, the additional facilities for boxing in the new gymnasium, and the recent communications between Harvard and Yale regarding the possibility of an intercollegiate contest have focussed much attention on the advisability of inaugurating a team...
...prize from the Coolidge Fund to be given for the best speech in the trials to be held sometime in the future for the annual Freshman triangular debate with Yale and Princeton. The latter event will mark the culmination of the Freshman debating season. Previous to this last contest there will be several debates with teams representing other institutions. Communications from many teams requesting debates with the Freshmen have been received but as yet no definite steps have been taken to arrange the dates for the contests...
Playing raggedly again, the Harvard Freshman hockey team won their second game of the season by defeating St. Mark's 6 to 3 in a contest at South borough last Saturday...
...definite acceptance by the Athletic Association of Yale's proposal to play the spring baseball series without coaches should give rise to a number of interesting developments. The question of how much authority should be placed in the hands of coaches during an athletic contest of any sort has always been a source of debate, but baseball is one of the few sports where such a system as that proposed by Yale would seem at present at all feasible. Despite the objections of Mr. Samborski, the point at Issue still is whether or not athletic contests should be conducted...