Word: placed
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...scheduling of two more games for the 1931 football season. The first of these contests will be played against Bates, whom Harvard defeated last fall in an early season game, on October 3; and the other is on November 14 with Holy Cross, which has held an important place on the Crimson calendar for a number of years...
...that Boston is the bawdiest of cities for it ranks only eighth in population. Unless "Plain Talk" can produce per capita statistics for indulgence in vice showing that five out of five in Boston deserve the scarlet letter, one should continue to believe that it is in precisely eighth place and no higher. For the city fathers to keep clapping hands over their rubrous noses and shouting their innocence before the Lord is ridiculous. They should demand that only those without sin themselves should cast boulders in their direction, and then, certainly then, martyrdom might be averted...
...other battleships to fight, what is a battleship to do? It can not catch a cruiser. It is afraid of submarines. It will begin to dodge clumsily about and try to hide itself in smoke if airplanes approach. The plain fact is, the battleship is as out of place today as an ichthyosaurs on Broadway...
...been set as the date for the forty fifth annual Harvard inter scholastic track and field meet for 1930 according to an announcement made by R.W. Branigar '31. As usual this will take place in the Harvard Stadium...
...announcement was made early so that all the schools who will participate may provide a place on their spring lists for these contests, which last year as sumed mammoth proportions. The Harvard interscholastic track and field meet is the oldest and largest of its kind in the counts...