Word: lightweights
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Dorman '32 have come down to the 135 and 145-pound classes respectively, while Stanton Whitney '34 is a new man to the team. R. G. Ames '34 and Captain Arthur Klein '32 are looked upon as two of Harvard's strongest threats. In the lightweight class Harold Frankel '34 meets Bigwood, another Eastern Intercollegiate champion...
Next Saturday the Harvard matmen meet Yale, the team that includes two powerful threats in Bigwood and Rotan, both national intercollegiate champions, in the lightweight and unlimited classes respectively...
...experimentation in the sense of proving its value is past, as may well be illustrated by the following two facts; first, the large number of candidates that report for the 150-pound team each fall; second, the general interest shown by the Harvard and Yale partisans at the lightweight games of the past two years...
...fall just past Harvard 150's played one 150-pound opponent (Yale), while the Yale 150's played the four other institutions in the East that have thus far established 150-pound teams (Harvard, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Villanova). Although I risked my name in so doing, I predict that the lightweight game will be even more popular than it has thus far proven if we play the 150-pound teams of these Eastern Institutions, i.e., if we have the 150's as they were originally intended, a football team representing Harvard...
...Think! act! Talk! Clamour for the game! Since a proof of your opinion about 150-pound football has been required by some "doubting Thomases", be sure to give that proof to them. But on the pressure and never let up until you are sure that we shall have the lightweight game next fall, and the fall after that, and every fall thereafter. Keep...