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...than to have circulars mailed out to enthusiasts who sent him letters. Such organization as Part II has had has been provided by the Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith. Nearly a year ago he left the First Christian Church of Shreveport to join Senator Long. A young, vigorous pulpit-pounder, he organized Share-the-Wealth Clubs far & wide on a revivalist basis. Sample of his exhortations: "They said I was run out of St. Francisville. That was a lie. I've never been run out of any town. . . . The only thing about me that will run is my nose...
Howland B. Stoddard '36 and W. Brooks Cavin, Jr. '37 who represented the Crimson were both wrestling under their usual weight. Stoddard who has been fighting in the 135 pound class entered as a 126 pounder; while Cavin came down from his usual 145 pound weight to fight in the 135 pound division. In spite of this slight weight advantage the Crimson grapplers, pitted against an experienced field, were unable to place in the finals...
...pounder rapid fire Nordenfeldt, this gun was donated to the Navy in 1898 by a group of patriotic Harvard graduates for use on the auxiliary cruiser "Harvard...
...finest and fastest passenger vessels then afloat, with the long, graceful lines and clipper bow usually seen on yachts of that period. To save confusion with the flag-ship "New York," its name had to be changed on entering naval service. The donation of the six-pounder caused it to be rechristened the "Harvard...
Pete Olney took six staggering rights to the head in the second round which lost him the match to Huffman, in the 155-pound class. Luther Loomis, Yale 145-pounder, fell in and out of clinches between his impulsive rushes and effective infighting to win a draw with John Brassil...