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Princeton took the first two bouts of the meet, the 121-pound class where Charles Hall conquered Bill Bluemel by a 4 to 1 count and the 128-pound match where Tiger Al McNulty pinned Pete Knox with an armlock in 1:05 of the second period...
...Lions started on their victory parade when Charles Kiorpes crushed Bill Bluemel of the Crimson by 13 points, winning 16 to 3 at the 121-pound class. Columbia's Sasha Komsa pinned Pete Knox in 7:19 of the third period with a further arm and crotch hold in the next class up the weight scale...
Boston is making two changes in his starting lineup in an attempt to build up strength in the lightweights. Bill Bluemel will be in the 121-pound class while Pete Knox will be at 128. The rest of the opening lineup is: 136-pounds, Frank Trinkle: 145-pounds, Dan Ray; 155-pounds, Connie Tyng; 165-pounds, captain Don Louria; 175-pounds, Bob Claflin; heavyweight, Fuller...
...deal goes through, Presiding Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill will occupy a guest cottage, join Greenwich's sleek confraternity of daily commuters to Manhattan. Vacationing missionaries and other visitors will lodge in the 40-room, ten-bathroom main house. The new center will be called Seabury House (after Samuel Seabury, first president of the Episcopal House of Bishops...
...Wilfrid had won the Synod of Whitby in A.D. 664, or again if Abd-ar-Rahman instead of Charles Martel had won the battle of Tours in A.D. 732."-A. J. Toynbee, A Study of History. f Scotland has been Presbyterian since the Scottish barons, inspired by John Knox, bound themselves in covenant (1557) against Catholicism and in support of the Reformation. The church became the "established church" in 1707. Stubborn Scots argue that the King of England (titular head of the "national church") becomes a Presbyterian as soon as he crosses the Tweed...