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Learning tennis, at Piping Rock Club, L. I., the Pool brothers, Lawrence and Beekman, often tried the patience of their instructors; but they acquired the foundation for the squash rackets they learned later, at Harvard. At the National Squash Rackets tournament in Baltimore, last week, Lawrence Pool, defending champion, lost to T. E. Jansen Jr., of Boston, in the quarterfinals. Next day, Jansen played Younger Brother Beekman Pool who, still at Harvard and vastly improved in the last year, was at the top of his graceful, fast and brilliantly deceptive game. Pool won the first two sets...
...Beekman Pool '32, will play in the individual matches for Harvard in the Class A tournament; in this class the Harvard player will probably meet his brother, Lawrence Pool '28, New York State squash racquets champion, and present holder of the National Championship; this was won last year from Donald Strachan of Princeton...
...three men representing Harvard in the Intercollegiate Squash Tournament in Hartford yesterday won their matches and have reached the semi-finals, which are to be played off today. Beekman Pool '32 drew a bye in the first round and won his second against Foulk 15-10; 9-15; 15-1; and 15-3. A. W. Patterson '32, No. 2 man, defeated Arnold in his first match 15-6; 15-12; 15-10 and McHugh in the second 15-8; 15-12; 15-7. J. M. Barnaby '32, No. 3, defeated in the first round Mason...
Harvard has entered three men in the Intercollegiate Squash Tournament which will be contested tomorrow and Saturday at Hartford. The men selected by Coach Harry Cowles are Beekman Pool '32, No. 1 On the University squash racquets team, A. W. Patterson '32, No. 2, and J. M. Barnaby '32, No.3...
...final contest of the season in the Massachusetts Squash Racquets League Saturday afternoon to the Harvard Club whites. The loss dropped them from first place in the league standing to third, while the championship went to the Harvard Club Reds. Owing to the fact that the number one players, Beekman Pool '32, and T. E. Jansen '26, were playing for the state championship on Saturday, their match was postponed until noon on Wednesday, but even if the intercollegiate champion repeats his victory over Jansen, the best the whites can do is to gain a second-place tie with the Harvard...