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...both of the heavyweight classes in close fights. D. M. Marshall, M. I. T., conceded W. W. Lord '28, Harvard 15 pounds and won, while L. J. O'Malley, M. I. T., also out-weighed by his opponent K. D. Robinson '29, Harvard, won the unlimited class. Intercollegiate rules were followed...
Their team, however, has no exceptional fighters and they have been beaten by the Navy and New Hampshire, the M. I. T. men winning their only victory in a later return meet with New Hampshire. In the Intercollegiates two of their team, placed second and if L. J. O'Malley, their heavy weight, had not tripped on the canvas and fallen, he probably would have won in his class...
Unlimited class: K. D. Robinson, '29, vs J. O'Malley...
...Hankow, recently evacuated by the British, who abandoned to the Nationalists a $60,000,000 capital investment (TIME, Jan. 17) negotiations continued all week between British representative Owen O'Malley, and the Nationalist Foreign Minister Eugene Chen. An agreement was finally signed between them relating to the British holdings abandoned at Hankow, but the text of this agreement was kept secret...
...Four. From the British Legation at Peking, Counsellor O. O'Malley hastened to Hankow. In London Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain could find nothing more militant to say than that of course the Chinese could seize all foreign concessions if they were so short-sighted as to do so. This attitude made Mr. O'Malley's task most difficult, though nothing could have made it easy. He entered forthwith upon negotiations looking to re-occupancy of the British concession and resumption of trade...