Word: agers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...meet the powerful Tarheels the Crimson had the services of but two of its first team singles men. Bud Ager was delayed with exams and couldn't meet the Tarheels' star performer Vic Seixas. Number four man Hilliard Hughes...
Playing in Ager's spot, Captain Ted Bullard turned in a fine first set against the spectacular, hard-smashing Seixas, but he dropped his match, 6-4, 6-3. Jay Robb won the only Crimson singles set at number four, but lost his match...
...Ager Enters Doubles...
There is a possibility that Harvard will be without the singles services of its number one man, Bud Ager. Ager, who showed so well against Cornell's Dick Savitt last Saturday, will be taking grad school entrance tests in the early afternoon and may only be able to appear in time for the doubles competition...
Should the Crimson have to operate without Ager in the singles it would mean each man would have to play up a notch, and against North Carolina such a situation would offer no pleasure...