Word: pooled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Germans were saddened by this statement. It killed a popular rumor of long standing that the Fatherland's two greatest shipmasters would pool their resources to build the largest ship in the world. True, Germans built the largest ships of today- the sisters Majestic and Leviathan-which belonged to the Hamburg American Line until seized by the Allies after and during the War. But the French Line now has under construction a ship designed to be bigger than the Leviathan or Majestic, faster than the Bremen, and German hearts are sore that Frenchmen are about to worst them...
Class B--Harvard Club 4, University 1--Halstead (HC) defeated Beekman Pool '32 8-15, 15-6, 18-16, 18-16: Watkin's (HC) defeated R.P. Honigsberg '31 15-9, 15-9, 15-9; Wolfman (HC) defeated E.M. Shelton '30 15-2, 15-10, 15-10; Hardie (HC) defeated Edward Orlandini '32 15-9, 10-15, 15-12, 15-10; D.M. Frame '32 defeated Keller...
Line-ups of the five Harvard teams to play today are as follows: University A: Ogden Phipps '31. A. C. Ingraham '31. C. D. G. Breckinridge '31, N. F. Gildden '31. A. W. Patterson '32. Team B. Beekman Pool '32. D. M. Frame '32. C. H. Kawakami '30. E. M. Shelton '30. R. P. Honigsberg '31. Team C. E. P. Gunn '30. F. O. Canneld '32. G. R. Clark '32. Edward Orlandini '32. P. G. Livermore...
With the New Harvard swimming pool rapidly becoming a reality plans for the National Intercollegiate Swimming Meet are also being quickly formulated. In New York last week during the meeting of N. C. A. A., Director of Athletics Bingham and Assistant Director H. W. Clark straightened out plans with other directors who were present. The meet which will be run off on March 28 and 29 will find Harvard playing host to at least 28 colleges, that number having signified their intention of participating already. The contestants will find the pool one of the finest university pools in the country...
Even though Harvard will not participate in the races the meet should attract considerable local interest both because of the new pool and because of the caliber of the contestants. Coach Wilson of Northwestern will send a full team of natators to defend the first place laurels that his charges won last year. Michigan will also continue its athletic relations with Harvard, begun in baseball and football, by sending a squad of swimmers that last year ranked high in Big Ten aquatic circles...