Word: ring
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...seats on the ring floor will be more than 48 feet from the ring and all supporting columns and obstructions have been removed. Five nights in each week elimination bouts will be held in all the different classes of boxing championships and one night a week will be reserved for the championship bouts. One night in each month there will be an international or a national match of importance...
...janitor's table and save the common people all this vast expenditure? cry the city fathers. The Mayor has ordered a "sweeping investigation," a "drastic inquiry" into this barefaced attempt to pick the public's pocket. Altogether the affair is pictured as the most scandalous thing since the Tweed Ring...
...Second, we want, if possible, to have our neutrality guaranteed as is the case in Belgium and Switzerland. We are still too small and too unformed to stand alone against the ring of enemies about us. Lastly, we want material support--supplies, provisions, medicines, everything. The war has left us destitute and the misery of my country is beyond description...
...cheers from the Harvard hosts ring high...
Sections 38-51 inclusive, P. D. Woodbridge, assistant head usher, in charge: Section heads as follows: Sect. 38, L. R. Ring; Sect. 39, R. F. Doolittle; Sect. 40, G. K. Anderson; Sect. 41, L. A. Salmon; Sect. 42, G. W. Adams; Sect. 43, C. M. Wentworth; Sect. 44, E. F. Stoneham; Sect. 45, F. Knoblock; Sect. 46, J. C. Burns; Sect. 47, D. Davis; Sect. 48, C. G. Anderson; Sect. 49, P. B. Flanders; Sect. 50, E. H. Pendergast; Sect. 51, H. Mathews...