Word: lamar
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Henry Lamar, boxing mentor, said yesterday that 25 to 30 men have been working out daily in the boxing room. "I wish I'd had some of them on my boxing team last year," he commented...
Arnold Gottlieb, of Brooklyn, New York; James B. McMillen, of McDonald, North Carolina; William T. Miller, of Portsmouth, Ohio; Michael E. Mooney, of Dorchester; Lamar N. Ostrander, of Olympia, Washington; Paul Roberts, of New York; Herbert Robinson, of New York; Selig J. Seligman, of New York; land Daniel F. Sullivan, of Newport; Rhode Island...
...coaching staff as it lines up now is: Harlow, head coach; John L. Wood, backfield, coach; Wesley Fesler, end coach. Junior Varsity: Henry Lamar, head coach; Maurice Liston, line coach; George Hedblom, backfield coach. Freshmen: J. Neil Stahley; head coach; T. Latta McCray, line coach; Roy E. Tilles, end coach. There is still to be an appointment of an assistant backfield coach...
Meeting yesterday in the boxing room of the Indoor Athletic Building, 30 prospective boxers, various House athletic secretaries, and Coach Henry Lamar formulated a "two division" plan for future House boxing...
According to Lamar, some of the largest crowds ever to fill the basketball floor of the Indoor Athletic Building were there to see boxing matches. Weekly House bouts might be fought between the halves of basketball games, he thinks; at any rate a lively league is surely the thing to bring back the breath of life into "the manly...