Word: carey
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...pound: Lamb (B) defeated Goldsmith (T). 125-pound: Curtin (B) defeated Bradford (T). 135-pound: Ward (B) defeated Wetherwill (T). 145-pound: Carey (T) knocked out Cone (B). 155-pound; McGoodwin defeated Gaughan. 165-pound: Lawrence defeated Lefthes. 175-pound: Smith defeated Collins. Heavyweight; Simmons knocked out Jewett...
HARVARD M.I.T. Lamb 115-pound Goldsmith Curtin or Keenan 125-pound Bradford Ward 135-pound Wetherwill Hines 145-pound Carey McGoodwin 155-pound Gaughan Lawrence 165-pound Lefthes Smith 175-pound Collins Simmons Heavyweight Jewett...
Harvard meets M.I.T. in boxing tonight at 8 o'clock in the Hanger Gym at Tech for the first match of the season. Lamb and Simmons are the foremost Harvard contenders, while Carey last year's Tech captain, is expected to-give Hines a good battle...
Yale '37: Amos, r.e.; Wright, r.t.; Ghaster, r.g.; Beckwith (Capt.), c.; Finn, l.g.; Footman, l.t.; Carey, l.e.; McLenore, q.b.; Murtha, r.h.b.; Work, l.h.b.; Graham...
...closed with substantial gains for the day. Thereafter they swung up and down, but neither sudden disaster nor abrupt boom followed. Cause of the arrested fall was guesswork. Some attributed it to talk of the formation of a $50,000,000 to $75,000,000 pool (President Peter B. Carey of the Board of Trade admitted a pool had been discussed) to buy up "distress grain" which threatened the market-the holdings of speculators caught in the July break. Others attributed the fall to the price peg, its arrest to removal of the peg. For, they argued, with...