Word: bouts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...favored Harvard wrestling team carried off the honors at the Technology gymnasium last night by taking the M. I. T. grapplers into camp by a score of 29.5, losing only one bout...
...engineers' only victory came in the third bout, the 135-pound division, when Judd of Tech managed to throw J. B. Gilbert '33 in one of the best matches of the evening...
...training under its new coach, Lieutenant Charles Palmer, the Varsity Pole Team commences its indoor season at the Commonwealth Armory next Saturday night in a match against a strong Westwood team. The Harvard team will miss the brilliant playing of the veteran from Honolulu, Lowell Dillingham '34. However the bout on Saturday night is an exhibition match, and will neither harm nor aid the standing of either team. Dillingham is expected to be back on the team in time to play in the first official league game against the 110th Cavalry on January...
Half an hour later, Referee Eddie Forbes raised Lewis's shaggy right hand, pronounced him still champion. Referee Forbes's announcement was inaudible in the loudest, most prolonged booing (20 minutes) that has ever occurred in Madison Square Garden. The bout had not ended in a fall. Instead, after stumbling about the ring with their heads locked like two foolishly embattled elks, Lewis and Steele separated, glared, grunted. Steele whacked Lewis on the face with the back of his hand. Referee Forbes warned him to refrain. Steele whacked Lewis three times more. Instead of disqualifying Steele, Referee Forbes...
...Cooper, Jr. '33 and P. W. A. Hines '34 are the outstanding letter men of last year's team. Hines has lost only one bout in two years, and that one to the Canadian Intercollegiate champion. Cooper also holds this reputation having lost only once, and then in an unusually close bout last year in the Yale match...