Word: porter
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Crimson net-men speaks well for the improvement they have made during the last two weeks. In most cases the scores were close and the result was not decided until late in the evening when Captain Duane finally won a hard three-set match from W. E. Porter, present doubles champion of Massachusetts. After winning the first set 6-0, Duane lost of the second and came within two points of losing the match. With Porter leading in the third set 5-4 and 30-love, Duane rallied and finally took the set and match...
...though his speech, too, is excellent, and his rich, musical voice is a delight in itself. His gradual degeneration from brazen self-assurance to abject terror proceeds by subtle and orderly degrees, and carries the audience along in cumulative terror. In the first act, a dialogue between the pullman-porter, emperor and Smithers, a while trader on his island empire, is all that makes up the action; yet in it the whole exposition is stealthily unfolded at the same time that the atmosphere of terror is being created. Beginning with the emperor's nocturnal fight, author and actor carry...
...Pound Class (Semi-Finals).--R. J. Lowe '24 won over E. F. Porter 2E.S. by a time decision of eight minutes and 30 seconds...
...semi-finals of the 145-pound class R. J. Lowe '24 won over E. F. Porter 2E.S., and in the 158-pound class G. M. Kendall '24 won over H. H. Fuller '23. O. H. Emerson '22, who was to meet Fuller, was over weight. If he can train down in time, he will wrestle Fuller this afternoon at 5 o'clock. At the same hour R. J. Lowe '24 will meet George Karelitz '24 in the finals of the 145-pound class...
...bouts in the 158-pound class were held over until today. The bouts scheduled for today are: T. S. Whitman '23 vs. M. Michelson '24, in the finals of the 135-pound class; E. F. Porter 2E.S. vs. R. J. Lowe '24 in the semi-finals of the 145-pound class; O. H. Emerson '22 vs; H. H. Fuller '23, in the semi-finals of the 158-pound class; and C. L. Abernethy '22 vs. T. W. Hoag '25 in the finals of the 175-pound class...