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PursuitsIvy League First in Division I to Scrap Sports CompetitionSchools cancel football and other sports for next semesterCovid-19 crisis puts popular pastime in limbo across the U.S.A Yale Bulldogs player is tackled during a game against the Harvard Crimson at Fenway Park in 2018.Photographer: Adam Glanzman/Getty ImagesByJanet Lorin+FollowJuly 8, 2020, 8:24 PM UTCUpdated onJuly 8, 2020, 11:07 PM UTCThe Ivy League canceled sports competition for the upcoming semester because of health and safety concerns about the coronavirus pandemic, becoming the first Division I conference in the U.S. to scrap football.The conference, whose eight members include Harvard University, Yale University and Princeton University, made the move Wednesday, according to a statement.
