Quick question — what do the Pop Warner Youth Football League, the television show Hill Street Blues and a Hungarian kicker have in common? The answer — they all have common ties to the Cornell football program.

This article appeared unabridged in the Sun’s 1976 Freshman Issue.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — They called it the greatest lacrosse game ever.

When Cornell and Maryland got together on May 29, something had to give. Both teams were undefeated: Cornell 15-0, Maryland, 10-0. Maryland had just set an NCAA playoff offensive record with 22 goals against Navy. Cornell had just set an NCAA playoff defensive record by shutting out Washington & Lee. Both had been ranked number one during the season.

This article appeared unabridged in The Sun’s Monday, March 23, 1970, edition.

LAKE PLACID — Cornell’s and perhaps the nation’s greatest collegiate hockey team ever finished its season here Saturday night at 10:58 p.m., when Ned Harkness walked to center ice of the Olympic Arena to accept the 1970 NCAA championship trophy.