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Harry Turner, Bengal left wing, scored the goal which clinched the Tiger victory, with only 55 seconds remaining in the game. The Crimson's lone tally came in the opening minutes of the last stanza when Captain Bill Coleman took Skip Ervin's pass and slipped it into the net after a pile up around the Princeton goal, trying the game...
Right wing Warren Winslow gave the Tiger sextet the scare of its life several times on solo dashes down the ice through the whole Bengal team, but to no avail. The Crimson almost scored another marker at the close of the second period when a low puck bounced off Dave Eaton's chest almost into...
...closest match of the afternoon, though, was a surprise. It was between the Bengal captain and Ray Stone at 136. Harding was heavily favored, but Stone forced him into an overtime. He was finally overpowered only by Hardings greater knowledge...
...weak point for the Crimson mat-men will probably be wherever Harding, stellar Bengal, wrestles. He could conceivably wrestle at 145 and quite as conceivably wrestle at 121. In other words he has four potential opponents anticipating a hard match. Actually he will most likely grapple in the 128 pound class where he would meet Jimmy Redmon. Although he would have to be slated a favorite over the Crimson Sophomore, if he wins it will be a hard match...
Last week, not in Bengal but in Edinburgh, Sir John was under fire again. He rose to speak at a city corporation luncheon. As he warned his hearers that the war had really not yet begun, he was handed a telegram: URGENT. WOMEN IN EDINBURGH WANT PEACE. Sir John cleared his throat, went on to say that Germany would be a cruel enemy. Another telegram arrived: URGENT. WOMEN IN EDINBURGH WANT PEACE. Sir John took a sip of water, and said in a firm voice that there must be no letdown in defensive precautions. Then came another telegram, identical. They...