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...each by B. B. Corson '21 and J. F. Browne '22 both of the University and one by Jenest of Tufts. The feature of the meet was a superb head scissors hold by Corson of the 125-pound class, which won him his bout 15 seconds, before the gong. His opponent was McArthur...
...large number of unpleasant boundary questions." Professor Coolidge said, "From Austria and Hungary, enemy States not represented at Paris, the Jugo-Slavs have got almost all they seriously asked. The same thing is true regarding Bulgaria. The last bit of Bulgarian Macedonia has gone to Serbia. Without gong into the Macedonian question, one must say that in spite of the skillful historical and other arguments that have been put forth on the Serbian side, it is hard to dodge two facts. First, until ten years ago the great majority of foreign and unprejudiced travellers in or students of Macedonia regarded...
About five minutes after the gong sounded for the second period Tuck got away and carried the puck down the rink for a shot at close range. Holmes stopped it, but Downing followed Tuck in and poked the rubber away to put the All-Stars in the lead. Emmons tied the score immediately afterward when he and E. L. Bigelow '21 carried the puck down the ice and Emmons shot it in from the side. Bigelow followed him 15 seconds later on a pass out from behind the goal which put the Crimson ahead...
Bigelow opened the scoring for the University with two tallies in a row about three minutes after the start of the game. R. W. Emmons, 3b, '20 made the only other score of the period on a pretty shot from the boards just before the final gong rang. Bigelow and Emmons started the scoring for the last half with a goal apiece on a bit of forward line team-play and soon afterwards Bigelow tucked away two more. Stubbs made the final score for the Crimson on an individual dash up the rink...
...forward line carried the puck up the rink for the first University tally. R. W. Emmons, 3rd, '20, followed him soon after on a hard shot from the side which bounced off Maxwell's leg into the net. Emmons also scored the next one a minute before the gong after Maxwell had undergone a short bombardment from the hard-shooting forward line. Bigelow ended up the period 4 to 1 in the University's favor on an individual dash through the entire Tiger Sextet...