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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Outstanding lettermen who are returning are: Gridley Barrows '34, in the heavyweight class, Captain Richard G. Ames '34 in the 175-pound class, Richard M. Emory '35 in the 165-pound class, Edwin N. Kimball '35 in the 155-pound class, Ernest A. Wye '34 in the 125-pound class, and Harold Frankel '34 in the 118-pound class...
...Henry Lamar, is now pointing towards its first meet with M.I.T. on December 15, which will probably be held at M.I.T., although a definite arrangement has not yet been made. The contest will be held at 8 o'clock in the evening. There will be eight classes represented, 115-pound, 125-pound, 135-pound, 145-pound, 155-pound, 165-pound, 175-pound, and the heavyweight class, with a leeway of four pounds allowed either...
...outstanding men this year on the Varsity are Captain Marshall A. Lamb '34, Phillip W. A. Hines '34, and Bradford Simmons '34. Lamb boxes in the 125-pound class, and Hines is in the 155-pound class. Simmons, 1934 crew captain, has never lost a bout in the heavyweight division. So far no Freshman has been particularly outstanding, but foremost among the promising ones are Peter B. Olney, who prepared at Phillips Exeter Academy, and E. Stouart Davis, formerly of Groton. Olney is in the 155-pound class, and Davis in the 165-pound class...
...definitely known whether Arthur B. Sullivan '34, who boxed last year in the 145-pound class, will return to the squad; Sullivan was considered to have been one of the hardest hitting men to appear in years, and was expected to accomplish much in the present season...
Among the lettermen returning to the Varsity team are Captain Richard G. Ames '34, in the 175-pound class, Gridley Barrows '34 in the unlimited class, Richard M. Emory '35 in the 165-pound class. Harold Frankel '34 in the 118-pound class, Ernest A. Wye '34 in the 125-pound class...