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...great many of the names are those of men who were formerly star performers in intercollegiate meets themselves. W. F. Garcelon, L. '94, a former hurdler at the University, will serve in the capacity of chief judge at the finish of the races...
Such a philosophy is wholly admirable. It leaves no place for commercialism, and it demands a type or coach of as fine a character as graces the professorial chairs. "Bill" Bingham was introduced to his audience by Vice President Garcelon as "the character-builder." The man who is building character into his teams also is creating winners. The Boston Transcript...
Only two falls occurred in the Freshman matches, Garcelon of Tufts threw Lieberman in the 125-pound class, and Lefrak of the Crimson first-year men won by a fail over Pollis, his opponent...
...pound class: Brown (1929) won over Haynes (T) by referee's decision. 125-pound class: Garcelon (T) won over Lieberman (1929) by fall in three minutes 20 seconds. 135-pound class: Lefink (1929) won over Pollis (T) by fall in five minutes 47 seconds. 145-pound class: Sundquist (T) won over Churchill (1929) by referee's decision. 158-pound class: Austin (T) won over Koufman (1929) by referee's decision in one overtime period. 175-pound class: Lucas (T) won over Goodwin (1929) by referee's decision. Unlimited class: Grady (T) won over Murchie (1929) by referee's decision...
...Floyd '11, former track manager at the University and a member of the advisory board of the Intercollegiate Association, will be the toastmaster. H. T. Dunker '25, captain of the University track team, M. A. Cheek Jr. '26, captain of the 1926 University football team, and Mr. F. W. Garcelon LL.B. '95, donor of the annual University hurdles prize, will speak...