Word: won
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...with the exception of some knucklehead who would have won the thing had he not picked Miami (Fla.) to win the tournament, everyone else has Duke beating UConn in the finals...
...best fencing was shown in the last match between the two opposing captains, when the University had already won the meet 5-3. In this bout the Crimson leader made three touches before his opponent even scored, but Leicester piled up seven in a row, without another count being registered against...
...winner in the 1923 inter-dormitory swimming meet held on Saturday in the Big Tree Pool. R. H. Keegan of Smith Hall was the high point scorer of the meet, making a total of 18 points and G. E. Kunhardt of Standish was second with 14 points. The dive, won by R. H. Keegan was the most keenly contested event...
...defeating Princeton by a one point margin and Worcester Tech by six points last week, the University rifle team has completed its ninth victory of the season. M. I. T. is the only team which has won from the Crimson marksmen this year...
...surprise of the tournament came when J. Israelite '20, defeated Butler of Technology, former New England amateur champion in the 145 lb. class, on a decision, after nine minutes of spectacular wrestling. Captain B. B. Corson, Occ., won the championship in the 125-lb. class, by defeating Crandall of Brown on a decision, in the finals, while C. P. Smith '21, University 135-pounder likewise succeeded in clinching the championship in his class by downing McGrady, of M. I. T., by a decision. The match was not decided until the last bout of the evening, when A. M. Kinney...