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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Providence men come up to Cambridge without their captain, Shefelman, the 145-pounder who was injured in a meet last week. They are also handicapped by not having Nichols, the Brown football captain, in the heavyweight class. Since the Bruins lost every bout in their match with Yale recently, there is every reason to expect an easy victory today...
...clock this afternoon, in the Hemenway Gymnasium, the University Fencing team will fight Columbia in their most important match so far this year. Columbia is the intercollegiate fencing champion and has lost to no college team this season. Bloomer, the individual intercollegiate champion, and Forster form the basis of Columbia's team. Captain R. H. Snow '20, S. H. Ordway '21, and J. H. P. Howard, Occ., will represent the University, and J. S. Barss '22 will substitute. Harvard has lost only one match this year...
With odds very much in its favor the University hockey team will meet Princeton at the Philadelphia rink tomorrow night in the final match of the season. The Crimson seven is in perfect condition after their short practice last night and in spite of the disadvantage of a long trip is expected to be in excellent form for the contest with the Tigers...
...court below, in anticipation of a large number of spectators, and twenty-five cents admission will be charged. Arthur Mather, of the Boston Herald, a former heavy-weight champion of New England, who lost his championship to Dr. Paul Withington '09, has been secured as referee for Saturday's match...
Drawings were made at this meeting to match the colleges in each of the seven weights, and to determine which two, in each weight, should have a "bye" and should be placed in the semi-finals immediately. The University grapplers drew "byes" in five out of the seven weights, which gives the Crimson a considerable advantage in the tournament. The other teams entered are Brown, Dartmouth, M.I.T., Springfield, and Tufts...