Word: met
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Captain H. J. Freedman '23 was the only University wrestler to win the championship in any class. Freedman, by excellent wrestling, defeated Dickinson of Brown by referee's decision. In the unlimited class T. W. Hoag '25, as he had defeated Greer, the Technology beavyweight Wednesday, met Oberlander of Dartmouth who had defeated Saywood of Brown only after two overtime periods. In the 12-minute period neither Hoag nor Oberlander was able to secure a decided advantage, and an overtime period was held, in which Oberlander, by use of the first break, scored a time advantage of two minutes...
Seven colleges will send entrants to the intercollegiates this year. Beside the University and the Navy, these are Dartmouth, M. I. T., University of Pennsylvania, Princeton, and Yale. The Crimson team has met all of these except the Navy and Dartmouth, but has defeated only one, its single win coming in its first meet when, in a triangular contest with M. I. T. and Penn, it placed second and defeated the Pennsylvania team, which was third...
After defeating Worcester and New Hampshire State the Crimson met Dean Academy on February 15 and received its last defeat of the season by an eight-point margin in a game during when the score was never definitely in one team's favor...
...defects, already discovered are the operating expenses and the difficulty of finding enough men with the proper qualifications for tutors. The cost, great as it is, will somehow be met, once the system's full desirability is proved. The President's new scheme is an answer to the second problem. The English exchange will bring capable men from Cambridge and Oxford to help train an efficient personnel here; while the possibility of being chosen as one of the exchanges, as well as the increased prestige of the office of tutor, will encourage more good candidates...
...upkeep of the Allied armies of occupation on the Rhine under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, it is quite impossible for her to pay anything at present. The American proposition that the Allies should find the money from payments received from the Reparations Commission has met with a flat refusal, and Wadsworth has declined to accept payment in kind-an alternative Allied proposal. As France, having received the lion's share of the payments made through the Reparations Commission will be most affected, Great Britain has left the settlement of the question in French hands. The position...