Word: matted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Reisner '89, Professor of Egyptology and Director of the Harvard-Bostin Expedition in Egypt, defended his conclusion that the tomb recently discovered by the expedition was not that of King Sneferuw, in a statement issued last night. He insisted that the discovery of Sneferuw's name on a gold mat found in the tomb in no way affected the conclusion that the tomb was not Sneferuw...
...Before sealing the new tomb discovered at Giza by the Harvard-Boston Expedition, the inscription on the gold mat was clearly read as follows: 'Lord-of-two-crowns Sneferuw, the Horus Neb-Ma'at.' The name of the person buried in the coffin remains unknown. The presence of the name of Sneferuw on the mat does not prove that this king was buried in the tomb, but only that the burial was made in his reign. The conclusion that the tomb is not that of Sneferuw or Cheops is not affected by the new evidence...
...score of 17 S. In this meet the Freshman took only two of the six bonts. Captain Howe throwing Blunt of Yale, and Carson winning by referee's decision over Ratchelder Captain Miller of Yale scored the only other fall of the meet, pinning Sprague of Harvard to the mat in four minutes...
...loss of two regulars, Captain Hayne and Goldberg, the University team is nevertheless expected to put up a good showing, according to Coach Lewis. Wood and Bradford, two veterans who have been out of the last few matches on account of injuries, will be ready to take the mat at New Haven tonight, and will add greatly to the strength of the crippled team...
...heavyweight wrestling champion of the world, lay for some time in a warm but uncomfortable posture beneath the body of Wladek Zbyszko, powerful Pole. Grunting, he wriggled out, looped his legs around the abdomen of Zbyszko, pressed until the latter, in agony, permitted his mountainous shoulders to touch the mat. The bout lasted...