Word: weld
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...team was more fortunate than the University grapplers, winning the Freshman tournament with a total of 30 points to the nearest opponents' 24. Outstanding for the first year team was R. G. Ames '34, undefeated Crimson 175-pounder, who won both the preliminary and final bouts by fall. David Weld '34, participating in the 126-pound division, duplicated the feat of his team-mate. E. W. Chard '34 was the only other Crimson title-winner, gaining a referee's decision in the 135-pound contest. Stanton Whitney '34 and Harold Frankel '34 were second place winners. Whitney adding an extra...
...noon yesterday the new Freshman shell, constructed by Sims and Sons, of Putney, England arrived at Weld Boathouse. The new craft, given by L. E. Herrick '97, was ordered by Freshman Coach Bert Haines during his trip to England last summer. He remained there for several months supervising its construction. Encased in its protecting black cover, the English-made boat is now resting on the racks of the boathouse in anticipation of the coming practice...
...Freshman eliminations, contests for supremacy in the 125, 145, and 155-pound divisions were fought. Harold Frankel '34 defeated David Weld '34 in the first bout on a time advantage of 6 min., 7 sec. In the 145-pound struggle, Northrup Beach '34 earned a place on the team by throwing his rival, M. F. Topalian '34, in 7 minutes, 40 seconds. J. A. Potter '34 and Stanton Whitney, Jr. '34 fought nearly eight minutes before Potter succeeded in throwing his opponent...
Providing that the river in front of the Weld Boat House is free from ice on Monday, Coach Burt Haines of the Freshman crews, intends to take out the Leviathan, the twenty-oared rowing barge, used every spring by Freshmen and inexperienced candidates...
...annual competition for positions as coxswains of the various crews which will take the water next week will be inaugurated with a meeting on Monday, March 2, at 4 o'clock in the upper floor of Weld boat house...