Word: bells
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...unlimited class, where K. D. Robinson '30 defeated Elmer Meyer 1G. S. There was no stalling, they laced into each other with a flock of hard blows; the mix-up looked like a battle of siege guns. Meyer took the offense, and was far, ahead at the first bell; he started off the second round with a rush, but tired quickly, and was an easy target for Robinson's pounding...
...recent meeting of the Flying Club council, the resignation of R. B. Bell '29 from the position of president of the organization, was accepted, and I. T. Williams '30 was named as his successor...
...Fellows '30 opened the real action when he mixed up with R. W. Hale Jr. '30 in a fast and deadly-earnest bout. At the sound of the bell, Fellows charged viciously into Hale with rapid blows, then, as he came into closer range, pummeled his opponent with jabs. In the second round Hale seemed to be gaining control of the tide of battle; Fellows had resorted to his shifting, defensive tactics and let himself be chased around the canvas, with Hale pursuing him and dealing out punishment. In the final period, however, the contest turned into a mauling, with...
...four-week competition for the Harvard Flying Club, open to all members of the University, will be inaugurated by a meeting on Monday at 7.30 o'clock in Sever 6, of those interested, it was announced yesterday by R. B. Bell '30, president of the club...
...might be mentioned, that is the International Telephone Company, an entirely separate organization from the A. T. & T. which has to do with Transatlantic and European telephone business. The International Company is coming to Harvard this year to take on men in much the same way as is the Bell system and offers an opportunity for work and travel in Continental Europe...