Word: runners
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Brown has been unlucky this year, even more so than Harvard, but it has in Walker the best sophomore broken field runner in New England, and Walker's kicking has been outstanding. Karaban has a drive and a plunge that no Harvard back possesses. Brown's forward passing has been better handled than Harvard's, except in one game. Yet if Harvard's line wakes up offensively, I look for a close game. I will be surprised if Brown does not win its seventh post-War game from Harvard in twelve starts...
Edward L. Lane '24 will introduce the swordsmen. The chief performers will be Rene Peroy, Varsity fencing coach, and Joseph K. Lewis, former M.I.T. fencer, and runner-up in the foils at the 1932 Olympic games. Other men who will participate in the duels are N. A. Huffman, of the Graduate School of Theology, Gilbert Kerlin '33, Everett H. Lane '24, Robert B. Lawson '32, Henry P. Walker '33, H. B. Wessleman '31, and Gratian M. Yatsevitch...
...order to stimulate interest in fencing in the University, Coach Rene Peroy of the Varsity swordsmen has scheduled an exhibition match for Friday at 8 o'clock in the New Athletic Building. In this match, Joseph L. Lewis, a former member of the M. I. T. fencing team, and runner-up in the foils in the 1932 Olympic Games, will fence with members of the squad and with Coach Peroy...
...paid to attempts at a score. Prouty and Litman looked good in this workout and showed promise that they would keep up the good work that they turned in during the Lehigh game. Prouty is a capable passer and a good field general and Litman is the hardest runner of the halfback competitors...
Seeking Divorce. From Paavo Nurmi, 36, famed Finnish runner: Sylvi Laaksonen Nurmi, his wife since May 1932. In Turku, Finland, Nurmi's birthplace, Mrs. Nurmi told reporters that he broke promises to give up the track, neglected his family to keep in training, complained that his year-old son's feet were too small for him to become a great runner...