Word: welds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...second Freshman wrestling team goes to Browne and Nichols this afternoon to meet the school grapplers in an informal meet. This is the first time that the seconds will have wrestled as a team. The men leaving are: 115-pound class: David Weld; 125-pound class: A. G. Kandoian; 135-pound class: P. S. Ratzkoff; 145-pound class: M. F. Topalian; 155-pound class: R. W. Merry; 165-pound class: J. A. Potter; 175-pound class: W. M. Dennis...
During the coming weeks of winter weather the University candidates will row at Newell Boathouse on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, while the Freshmen will work on the machines at Weld boathouse on those days, going over to Newell on Tuesdays and Thursdays for instruction in the tank. Each man will be limited to ten minutes work a day until the crews go on the river, in order to accommodate the number of men who are expected to report today. Since the oarsmen will not be graded until they get on the water, which Coach Whiteside hopes will...
...been announced that next Monday, February 9, the University and Freshman crew candidates will report to their respective coaches, and the following day the regular spring practice will begin in Newell and Weld boathouses. During the past two months, E. J. Brown '96, Bert Haines, and Whiteside have been in Newell boathouse every day for the purpose of instructing inexperienced oarsmen. The men will not be divided into classes until they get on the water...
...puddies created by Dunster's drainless walks makes one wonder whether the house by the Charles might not run out a landing place in the manner of Weld. While the Venetian aspect of its quadrangle on a rainy day serves admirably to shut out the less aquatic visitors, it is distressing that the Mayflower descendants should have to wade ashore. Fortunately the basement affords a dry route to the dining Hall, but the janitor Charon might find some other means of getting the students dry shod across the flood...
...Freshmen aggregation the following will be the bouts: 11S-pound class, D. H. Dies '34 and P. M. Tucker '34; 126-pound class, Harold Frankel '34 and David Weld '34; 135-pound class, E. W. Chard '34 and P. S. Ratzkoff '34; 145-pound class, M. F. Topalian '34 and S. U. White '34; 155-pound class, R. M. Ward '34 and K. R. Whitney '34; 165-pound class, C. E., Burbank '34 and T. A. Robinson '34; 175-pound class, R. G. Ames '34 and W. M. Dennis '34; unlimited class, Gridley Barrows '34 and H. C. McClees...