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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Trials for the University Wrestling Championships will be held in the 115, 126, 186, 145, 158 and 175-pound and unlimited heavyweight classes at 3.30 this afternoon in Hemenway Gymnasium. All men who wish to enter the trials must weigh in between 11 A. M. and 1.30 P. M. at Hemenway: an allowance of three pounds will be allowed...
...prejudice for Harvard he may have arrived at the point of neutrality in his estimate of several collages, and then it is the pounding of small factors, perhaps mostly unconsciously, that strengthen or weaken his regard for Harvard. Altho in the actual choosing of a college a student may weigh only the greater elements for or against a school, it often happens that previous to that process the smaller elements have built up an attitude of mind--predilection for a certain college--which the more weighty ones can't quite overbalance...
Contestants must weigh in for evening bouts between the and five o'clock of the same afternoon, and for afternoon buts between eleven and two o'clock, at the Gymnasium in both in stances...
...boat beside Captain Hurd; Ellis, who had rowed on the first eight for two years, had to leave college on account of scholastic difficulties. To replace the loss of Ellis, the Blue has been strengthened by two football men, Albert Into and Jack O'Brien, both of whom weigh over 180 pounds and are expected to be given a chance in the middle of the boat...
...wins the race is usually born with natural ability. The runner up can be developed,--and his points weigh heavily in the final decision. The Crimson showing on Saturday is the result of the new spirit Coach Bingham has given the team. Harvard, "poor down-trodden Harvard," as a Boston newspaper said, "smashed every forecast by its fighting." Development of the "next best" man, which can be brought about by persistent training, will give us victory instead of 'glorious defeats...