Word: started
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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With plans and possibilities for the Yale game still much in the air, Horween acted under the belief that a day of rest away from the Harvard atmosphere would be the best way to start the final drive for Saturday's game, and took the entire squad with the coaches to spend yesterday afternoon and evening at the Myopia Hunt Club in Hamilton. Here the players talked things over with the various coaches, and after a dinner and entertainment returned to Cambridge at 9 o'clock...
Inspector McWade's testimony threw into unhappy relief earlier references to Lord Thomson's apparent haste. Attorney General Sir William Allen Jowitt had cor respondence to show that the air minister was chafing to start by late September, be back by Oct. 16. One letter was quoted: "I must insist on the program for the India flight being adhered to, as I have made my plans accordingly." Observed Sir William...
...Vogel '31, center forward, scored three of the Crimson's four goals, giving Harvard an early lead by heading the ball into the net about ten minutes after the start of the game. In the second quarter, however, Captain McGinn of the Bruins tied the score on a penalty kick, and the deadlock remained until A. T. T. Schumacher '33 counted on a corner kick near the end of the third period. Before the end of the game, Vogel added two more goals, giving the Crimson an easy margin of victory...
...start of the afternoon the backs and ends polished up blocking and tackling technique, with an added smoothing off of assignments. Then the seconds came on the field and ran through Holy Cross plays in dummy scrimmages with the two first teams. The day ended with a brisk signal drill...
...Crimson coaches are not taking the battle with the Crusaders lightly, and have announced that the first Harvard team will start Saturday's game. Despite two losses to Fordham and Brown. Holy Cross has its usual strong team, and should furnish the Crimson plenty of opposition...