Richard A. Green

Victory Shows Crimson Still Potential Unit

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The two most "potential" football teams in New England managed to keep their status intact last Saturday. The only collective

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Clearly superior for the second time in two years, the Rutgers football team came to Cambridge last Saturday, scored 31

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Besides the usual water, wind, and weariness, oarsmen in the compromise sculling trial heats this week had to fight excursion

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Although the crew season, is a fait accompli--with the Varsity well established as the best in the country in the

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When the New York sportswriters reported the results of the Eastern Intercollegiate sprint regatta at Princeton six weeks ago, they

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Coach Tom Bolles and his top-notch, eight-men-and-a-boy, Varsity combination--plus two Jayvee oarsmen and the co-managers--are at the moment far from

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Created out of a Puritan dread of leaving "an illiterate ministry to the churches," the nation's oldest--and, perhaps correspondingly, wealthiest

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Bathed in a nostalgic aura all its own, rowing on the Charles represents to the world outside Cambridge a contrast

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While less hardy College athletes passed yesterday afternoon at subterranean squash or second-story ping-pong, seven Crimson crews scoffed at the

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If the basketball maxim that a good man is better than a good small man is anywhere near true, the