Word: weighting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...second-string wings are W. O. Morgan '18 and R. Kissel '19, last year's Freshman captain. Morgan has already won his "H" and is a fast and very aggressive player, though his light weight makes his work harder. W. W. Rice '18 is another aggressive left wing man, and is also a very good shot. Kissel played right centre on the 1919 seven, and does not handle himself quite as well in the wing position as he did at centre. He generally covers his man well, but has a tendency to lag behind the line slightly, and his passes...
...addition to the relay teams, Moakley will use the winter meets to try out a number of this weight men, jumpers, vaulters, and hurdlers...
America is considering the proposal of an international league to be organized at the close of the great war; let us assume, for a moment, that America has decided to make this proposal. Will her proposal bear more weight with foreign powers because she is militarily weak? Foreign diplomats will construe our proposal as follows: "We do not want to fight, and besides, we are weak; let us have perpetual peace." And their construction will be correct, for although Mr. Wilson may desire world peace for its own sake, the American people, if it proposes world peace, will...
...proposal if it were offered by a nation avowedly strong than if it were offered by a weak nation craving refuge from the fear of threatened war. Opponents of universal service may claim that America derives sufficient power from her voluntary system, but this claim would bear her little weight with foreign powers, the more important of which have discarded voluntary service as inefficient and unsuccessful. By adopting universal service we can not only add weight to a proposal of world peace if we decide to make one, but can also do our part toward insuring the maintenance...
...University wrestling team will open its season today with a meet with Andover in the Hemenway Gymnasium at 4 o'clock. The bouts will be as follows: heavy weight class, Captain W. B. Snow '18 vs. Russell (A); 175-pound class, S. Burnham '19 vs. Russell (A); 158-pound class, O. R. Lindesmith '17 vs. Vines (A); 145-pound class, H. D. Killam '19 vs. Miller (A); 135-pound class, R. W. Killam '19 vs. Brown (A); 125-pound class, E. L. Davidson '17 vs. Smith (A); 115-pound class, M. J. Meyer '18 or H. L. Ettlinger...