Word: hills
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...season according to Coach Haines of the 150 pound Freshman crews. He also intimated to the CRIMSON reporter that this was one of the reasons for the decline of the rowing at Harvard. "At Cornell," he explained, "the college is situated on the top of a very steep hill, making the use of automobiles impossible. A weekly "movie" is about all the lighter diversion they get; and still more important, the boathouse is two miles from the college and the oarsmen are required to walk both ways. This is a great aid to conditioning...
...pound class job will probably go again to Carl Stearns '26 who has won two falls and three decisions out of seven matches, but the graduation of Morris Michelson '24 and Captain George Karelitz '24 will leave a hole in the line-up not easy to fill. F. B. Hill '26, the scrappiest fighter on the team can take Karelitz's place in the 145-pound class if he can beat out Captain H. R. Wood '27 of the Freshman team, while D. H. Campbell '27 or H. H. Moody '27 may fill Hill's shoes as the 158-pounder...
...pound Class.--F. B. Hill '26 (H) vs. Roberts...
...remarkably acted by Arthur Dewey without undue exaggeration; and Samuel Adams and John Hancock are brought forth as the guiding spirits of the Northern Colonies. Paul Revere's ride and the Battle of Lexington are as vivid as screen art can make them. And finally, the Battle of Bunker Hill, and the winter spent at Vally Forge picture the indomitable spirit of "America...
...since the establishment of wrestling at Harvard turned out at the initial meeting, and Coach Lewis has done wonders with the material. With only one veteran, Captain Karelitz, eligible to wrestie this year, it was necessary to gather a whole new team. Coach Lewis did this, taking Goldberg, Stearns, Hill, Hayne, and Bradford from last year's Freshmen, with Michelson and Karelitz, to make up the team that has captured five out of six meets, losing only three decisions in the last four meets...