Word: artfulness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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American folklore art, such as figure-heads and other unsigned work done by master craftsmen, is the subject of a new Fine Arts course to be given next year by Richard C. Morrison '27. Morrison has been directing WPA Art exhibitions in Boston and vicinity for the past year...
...better qualified to be coach of the fistic art than Lamar. His whole career to date is almost exclusively tied up with boxing. Born in Washington, D. C. in 1907, he has lived mostly in Mississippi and Virginia. He attended the University of Virginia, class of 1928, and it was there that he achieved most prominence as an amateur...
...attributes his success in this line to the fact that "I just didn't get hit enough." He is a strong advocate of scientific boxing, and dislikes the slugger type of fighter, because, "if you have a man who can win by slugging, and can teach him the art of boxing; then he'll end up practically unbeatable...
...Art Page, alternating between the 145-pound and 135-pound weights, has also been beaten in every match. Because of his undefeated record as a Freshman, wrestling fans were forecasting for him a splendid season, but he has had his share of disabilities and is still only a Sophomore. Al Richter, whom he has replaced in the 135-pound class, lost every encounter except Brown and M.I.T. Richter is conscientious and is a first-rate grappler. Undoubtedly he will become one of Pat Johnson's chief assets soon...
...pound job has shifted from Dick Lindenfelser to Art Page to Ed Barnes. The latter wrestled in only one match, which he won, and was forced out by injury. Lindenfelser has lost every one of his major events but will probably continue to grapple in this division...