Word: champion
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Neither statesman would confess to having a "plan" to champion. Neither could afford to embarrass the other by seeming to "win." Neither must "lose." It was all most difficult. President and Premier worked at what they called "exchanging views." Their views on Security, they found, were totally opposed (President Hoover being unwilling and unable to get a U. S. Congress to vote guarantees of French Security), but they did not ''disagree." They exchanged other views. After immense constructive effort President Hoover and Premier Laval told what they had done in a joint communiqué to the World Press...
Prospects for the coming squash season are very good, according to Coach Harry Cowles, who will meet all candidates for the University team at 5 o'clock this afternoon at the Linden Street courts. Captain A. W. Patterson '32, Beekman Pool '32, intercollegiate champion, and D. M. Frame '32 will be among those to report...
Openings for new men are to be found in the three top-weight classes and the lowest one. For the unlimited division Gridley Barrows '34, last year's Freshman captain, and H. C. McClees '34 are the outstanding aspirants. R. G. Ames '34, Freshman intercollegiate champion and undefeated last year, should hold down the 175-pound berth. The 165-pound weight will be the most disputed one on the team; R. R. Levin '32, M. A. Keyser '32, Stanton Whitney '34, and C. B. Burbank '34 are some of the contestants for this position, all of them having wrestled...
Frederick S. Moody Jr., husband of Tennis Champion Helen Wills Moody...
...Barnaby '33, H. M. Coggeshall 3L, R. A. Cooley '32, Henry Taylor 3G, G. P. Webber '33, and Edward Yeomans '33. Coggeshall, defending the Jackson Cup, the tournament award, will play the winner of the third round match between Edward Jones 3G.B. and J. L. Ware 3L. The champion, who has won national ranking honors should not find himself pressed to win again...