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Chalmers, Olympic swimmer and National Collegiate Champion last year, has turned in a time of two minutes, 39 4-5 seconds and looms as a formidable threat to Stowell's record of being undefeated in 17 consecutive dual meets. Wednesday, the Crimson captain came within one-fifth of a second of breaking the World's record in the 220-yard back-stroke event, and has been clocked in a time just three-fifths of a second slower than the visiting star's for the 150-yard distance. It seems very likely that the pool record of one minute...
Yale fulfilled its threat of setting the Crimson in its place when its flashy sextet whipped an eager Harvard team by a score of 3-1 before 8000 wild fans in the Boston Garden last Saturday night. But it the same time it revealed that although the Bulldog may attack savagely it intervals, the Crimson outfit notwithstanding has the punch to tame him once it gets together...
...anger at this stubborn resistance from within his own party Governor Lehman made a threat. During the 1932 campaign. Franklin Roosevelt gave his good friend Herbert Lehman his blessing, saying in his hearty way that he was glad that Lehman would be at Albany so that he could call up from the White House and say "Hello, Herbert, this is Frank." Last week Governor Lehman let it be known that, unless Bosses Flynn and Farley saw the error of their ways, he would call up the White House and say in effect, "Hello, Frank, this is Herbert. Will you please...
Both teams played ragged basketball, Harvard's passing being noticeably wild, while Cornell's shots were often wide of the mark. At the beginning of the second period, Harvard tallied six points in quick succession, to make their only serious threat of the evening...
...International and again at the All-Union Congress of the Party aired the customary phrases concerning the world revolution and the deepening contradictions of the capitalist order, the government either was not fully aware of the crisis in Austria or chose to disregard it in favor of the Japanese threat on the eastern border. There were two predominant, reasons for this negligence, I think; one is the obvious and much-publicized Russian nationalism which is afraid to jeopardize its economic arrangements with foreign countries by "meddling" in their internal affairs; the other is the Bolshevik scorn of the Viennese Social...