Word: ve
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Coach Lamar was highly enthusiastic about the whole tournament and remarked. "We had the best-looking boys fighting here tonight we've ever had in a University journey." Referee Johnny Brassil, eratwhile arbiter of many of Jack Sharkey's matches said that last night's bouis were the best he had ever seen here, "and they've had Yale here fool...
...best one-day round of boxing I've ever seen here," commented Coach Lamar. "The competitors were very well matched, and I was especially pleased with the 155 and 165 pound classes." Lamar said that he was particularly interested in the performances of David R. Simboli '40, Louis Bachrach '40, Francis B. Latady '40, Robert F. Schlafly 1L, and Harold L. Oppenheimer...
...with which he will welcome the Ells, though if the team hasn't gotten over their sloppiness, Dicker Grondahl and Dick Wills will probably see a lot of service. But there is little doubt that the Crimson will show the Blue team an exhibition of the best playing they've done all year. Harvard usually does that when they face Yale...
...there's something about a royalistic weekend in New York that's self-perpetuating--you have the pleasing feeling when it's over that it won't be the last one you'll ever have. For royalists are a tough crew--they've got staying power, and the ability to roll up their sleeves; the pizazz, in short, that carried through Crecy and Agincourt and numerous Senate investigations and one Roosevelt and half of another, up to date. And what revived our flagging faith in our destiny was not the champagne or the swing time or the flash-light bulbs...
...thought this was an investment company investigation. . . . You've been reading the papers...