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...excellent letters by his superiors and went to St. Paul. Then occurred the fatal accident. As he was returning from a hunting trip one of his companions, while shifting a shot gun from one shoulder to the other, accidentally fired it. The charge severed the main artery of the leg and Seeley died from loss of blood. He lived long enough to give the address of his parents and of the college professors...
...started the bout by rushing, but Elsas got a neck hold and threw him. Elsas here got a strangle hold and was ordered by Bangs to break. In the second round Elsas again got a neck hold and threw his man. Stults slipped away and getting Elsas by the leg placed his foot on Elsas' neck but failed to turn him. Time. In the third round Stults got a hold and threw Elsas, who slipped from under and again got a neck hold. Here each man almost secured a fall; time was called with Stults on top. The remainder...
...boxed a short while before, Dodge appeared to be much stronger. The first round was very lively and both men rushed frequently but time was called without a fall. The second round was much the same as the first. In the third Dodge rushed and catching Paine by leg and neck lifted him from the floor and threw him on his back, thus getting a fall and winning the match...
Edward Anson Seeley '90 was accidentally shot in the leg, while hunting in the West, and before help could reach him bled to death. He was one of the brightest men in his class, and took honorable mention in Mathematics...
...Finlay, '91, on the leg machine in the gymnasium yesterday lifted 650 kilograms, which breaks the record of Gibson, '88, by 123 kilograms. Finlay's total strength will now foot up to nearly 1230, which is the second best record ever made on Dr. Sargent's tests. The record of 1272.8 of Foster '85 is hard to beat, though Mason, L. S., will soon make an effort to surpass...