Word: haven
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...this morning the 1923 harriers, for the second time, meet the Yale runners at New Haven and attempt to win back the laurels wrested from them last Saturday. The Freshman teams of M. I. T., Yale, Dartmouth, and the University are the entries in the invitation race which will be run on an almost level and rather sandy three and a half-mile course in the vicinity of the Yale Bowl...
...Freshman eleven at 10.30 today renews its annual conflict with the Eli yearlings at New Haven. The chances of victory seem evenly divided, although on a wet field, Yale's superior, weight will give them a slight advantage. Where the Crimson team is light and fast the Yale eleven is clumsy and slow to get started...
...Yale game follows, a week from today, the University regulars will be given a rest, and several of them, including W. J. Murray Occ., C. A. Clark, Jr., Occ., and E. L. Casey Occ., will watch the Yale-Princeton contest at New Haven. Many of the substitutes who have not had a chance to show their ability since the early games of the season will be given an opportunity today. Placing R. K. Kane '22 at end is a change made during the last week. At the other wing M. Phinney Occ., who has not played since early...
Tomorrow morning the team will complete the journey to New Haven. In order that the players of the two teams may witness the Yale-Princeton game in the afternoon, the 1923 game will be called at 10.30 o'clock. It is then that the Crimson hopes to wipe out Yale's 14-0 victory...
...return while a Columbia machine was covering the same course in the opposite direction. Yale's flight consists of two choices; either to fly to Mineola and back, with a handicap to make up for the shorter distance, or to take a triangular course between New Haven, Cambridge and Mineola...