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Feature of the épée contests was not the victory of Lieut. Gustave M. Heiss, U. S. A., who held the title in 1933 and 1934, but the first use in the national tournament of an intricate electric gadget, perfected by Fencer Alessandroni, which automatically records every touch...
Marian ("Swede") Mansfield, 18, Northwestern University sophomore, diver, who, her own turn finished, wrapped herself in a brown blanket, sat in a camp chair ostentatiously looking in the opposite direction while her rivals sprang off the low board. Obviously the most personable contestant in the event, she was also, in...
There is, of course, no restriction as to setting or theme. Also a contestant may submit as many manuscripts as he desires. Further, there is no objection to authors submitting manuscripts with anonymous names.
Members of the undefeated boxing team to compete are: 115-pound class, Alexander Valois; 125-pound class, Larry Crampton; 135-pound class, Pete Ward; 145-pound class, Dwight Ellis; 155-pound class, Pete Olney; 165-pound class, Captain Smith; 175-pound class, Gordon Robertson. Harvard has entered no contestant in...
The bone of contention was the method of judging. Harvard has for some years adhered to the NCAA Rules, which Yale adopted this year for the first time. These regulations provide for decision by two judges, on a point basis, the referee having the power, by Rule Seven, "to cast...