Word: tomorrow
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...Robert A. "Battlin' Bob" Townsend '43 and J. Eldon "Hack" Sawhill '43, Harvard's revamped varsity field hockey team will seek to avenge its recent 1 to 0 defeat by Wheaton as it clashes with the Winsor School tomorrow in Belmont...
...golden days of the Hutchinson - Macleod combination has Dartmouth seen a back with such promising potentialities as Bud Troxell, a shifty half who has sparked the Nw Hampshire team ion both its victories. However, Bud has been bothered with a bad ankle throughout the season and say not start tomorrow...
...starting lineup will be the same as the one which played most of the Princeton game, with the exception of Joe Gardella's fullback post. Bill Brown and Mort Waldstein are rated even as understudies for the Harvard leader, and weather conditions will determine who gets the starting call tomorrow. Gardella has been ruled out of any action against the Quakers, according to latest medical reports...
...this week's practices are any indication, Harvard is going to take to the air right from the opening whistle in tomorrow's game. Charley Spreyer and Don McNicol have been limbering up their arms all week long because Dick Harlow hopes that Penn may still be vulnerable to an air attack Princeton's Dave Allerdice riddled the Quaker defenses with his serial shoots...
...Eliot's "The Family Reunion," probably the most courageous experiment ever undertaken by the Harvard Dramatic Club, should prove both a revelation and gratification for those attending its production tonight and tomorrow night at Sanders Theatre. It will be a revelation for those who think they have seen everything on the stage; a gratification for those who have read Mr. Eliot's work and failed to be touched by the depth of his message. For "The Family Reunion" is guaranteed to be totally unlike anything in your experience of drama, and if last night's dress rehearsal may be relied...