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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Annapolis by a score of 1-8. Although most of the bouts were closely contested, Captain R. H. Snow '20, was the only Harvard man to defeat his opponent. The best fencing of the contest developed between W. R. Brewster '22 and Smellie, the Navy captain, in a match which required two extra periods of two minutes each for a decision. The four scheduled bouts with sabres were called off, but there was an excellent exhibition contest with the dueling swords which Captain Snow lost to Shears of the Navy...
After the first three introductory games the University seven has not lost a match. They have displayed head-work and persistent effort, and, with coaching that understands "Sixes and Sevens" as well as did O. Henry, a successful team has been the result. In after years score cards will summarize their success thus: Harvard 5, Yale 4; Harvard 3, Yale...
...Bantam-weight, 115 lbs.; featherweight, 125 lbs.; light weight, 135 lbs.; welterweight, 145 lbs.; middle-weight, 160 lbs.; light heavyweight, 175 lbs; heavyweight, 175 lbs. and over. This year the regulations as to weight will allow no variations. When the men are weighed in, on the day of the match, the beam of the scale will be set at 115, 125 or whatever the class may be. Any man who tips the beam will be automatically moved to the next class higher...
Practice at the Pavilion yesterday was marked by a number of lively scrimmages which developed into a triangular series between the University hockey team, the Freshmen, and the Harvard Club. In the first game of the series the freshmen held the University to a scoreless tie; the second match between the Freshmen and the Harvard Club resulted in a 1 to 0 victory for the former, while in the third the University regulars took another 1-0 scrimmage from the graduate team...
Piling up 36 points to their opponents'22, the 1923 basketball team defeated the Sophomore quintet in a one-sided game at the Hemenway Gymnasium yesterday afternoon. The Sophomores, who had had only a few days practice together, were no match for the yearlings, whose team work was well developed. M. L. Anson was the mainstay of the Sophomore defense, while J. M. Kleberg and C.W. Phelps played a strong offensive game, tallying 15 points for their side...