Word: agers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Number one man Bud Ager played "the best tennis by far of his career," according to Coach Barnaby, in his match against Cornell's Dick Savitt, Savitt, who stands twenty-third in national amateur-rankings, had to battle to 8-6 in the first set, but Ager was so tired in the second set that Savitt...
Other Crimson singles losers were Ted Bullard, Charlie Ames, Hillard Hughes, Jack Frey, and Jay Robb. Besides Ager, Robb was the only varsity player who kept his singles match close...
...doubles, Ager and Bullard, Hughes and Mitch Reose, and Robb and Dave Key all lost their matches by heavy margins...
...singles today the Harvard lineup will be Bug Ager, Captain Tod Bullard, Charlie Ames, Hilliard Hughes, Jack Frey, and Jay Robb in that order...
...first three doubles pairs of Ager and Bullard, Ames and Hughes, and Robb and Dave Key will probably be playing this afternoon. In the past three matches the score was so high in favor of the Crimson that Barnaby was able to use some of his younger men in the late doubles, but against Cornell such an op-doubles, but against Cornell such an opportunity will probably not present itself...