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Orme Wilson, at number four, was slightly off form as he had difficulty defeating Dick Baumann 6-4, 6-4. Aubrey Gould made it 5 to 0 for the Crimson when he defeated Bob Cambell 6-3, 6-1, while Howie Ezell gave the visitors a clean sweep in the singles by winning 6-0, 6-3 over Doug Simmons...
...undoubtedly the best issue of the year, but is hardly lives up to its subtitle: "The only undergraduate magazine of the social sciences in the United States." Of the six articles in this number, only two are by undergraduates. The rest of the contributors' list is made up by Aubrey Williams, director of the N. Y. A., two government instructors, and a law school man. The quality of their contributions is certainly more than high enough to explain, if not to excuse their inclusion, But an undergraduate magazine should devote its space to undergraduate expression, and these men have many...
Harvard's first six men who will play singles will be Jim Jenkins, Captain Sonny Lyell, Orme Wilson, Russ Ellis, Aubrey Gould and Howie Ezell. Homer Peabody, a regular singles player, cannot make the trip because of an exam. Don Daniels, Keith Symon, and Jack Clarke will probably see action in the doubles...
...other two singles winners for the Crimson were Orme Wilson at the number four spot and Aubrey Gould at number six, Wilson conquered his opponent, McKown 4-6, 7-5, 6-4, while Gould defeated Hemphill...
Harvard's Varsity tennis team meets Dartmouth on the Divinity Field Tennis Courts at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Harvard's entries will be Jim Jenkins, Captain Sonny Lyell, Homer Peabody, Orme Wilson, Russ Ellis, Howie Ezell, Don Daniels, and Aubrey Gould. Dartmouth's racquet-wielders include Harold Eckardt, Captain Stacy Hill, Arthur Cohen, Frederick Leopold, Lawrence Austin, and Charles Willis with Al Speare as an alternate. Harvard defeated M. I. T. 9-0, Columbia 7-2, St. John's 7-3, and lost to Army 6-3, while this will be the opening match for Dartmouth...