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lllllllll lllllllllll One of the most spectacular assemblies of the year was the biggest organized brawl seen around these parts, which was put on under the sponsorship of the Varsity Club. Amid squeals of fright and laughter, the feminine and not so am- bitious members of the Student body watched the muscle men of the school fight it out in some of the bloodiest battles ever held. Two of the sluggers for the day were, in the upper left-hand corner, bully Hendricks Hillier and the Frosh Prexy, Bob Smith, with the outcome being a tie. Then we have in the upper right-hand corner, the two fightingist half-pints in the school, Molecule Russell and Patrick Delavan, with this bout also ending in a tie. ln the lower left-hand corner, Mike Robinson and Ed Frenyea added to the excitement, but their efforts only ended in a tie also. The Senior terror, Frank Garcia and the Junior representative, Bob Law fought it out in a battle to finish with Hank coming out on top. The two smallfry in the middle were the V.C.'s can- didates for the fleaweight title, but it was left undecided when it ended in a tie. lncidentally, the guy in the striped shirt isn't a refugee from Sing-Sing, it's just Fred Smith, referee for the clay.
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