Word: bingham
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Even the 18 remaining courts have deteriorated badly from lack of care, and are in need of extensive repair. But this situation will not be permanent.: athletic director William Bingham '16 is working on plans to bring the situation back to a pre-war level as soon as possible. An estimated $200,000 will be needed to bring this about, not all of which can be allotted to tennis at this time. The work of repairing and constructing the courts may take anywhere from one to three years, depending on conditions. Bingham is working toward this goal at present...
Athletic director Bill Bingham, the man behind the drive for better basketball, scoured the country, and came up with William L. Barclay, assistant coach at the University of Michigan. Soft-spoken in manner, energetic, Iron-willed Barclay took effective command of the situation. Building around a nucleus of only two superior players, Barclay squeezed every possible ounce of talent out of his small squad and came up with a quintet that has been a credit to crimson colors, handing the championship Columbia five its only loss in Ivy League play, as well as downing Yale and complling...
...finalists, who were selected from a field of 20 students competing in the preliminary contest held last Wednesday, are: Robert L. Fischelis '50, Edward A. W. Franklin '47, William P. D. Bailey '46. J. Jay Hughes '48, Michael D. Dawson '46, Robert K. Bingham '48, Henry P. Robbins '48, Paul C. Richter '46, Paul L Wright '49, and Lawrence Creshkoff...
...second stop of his current tour of midwest Harvard Clubs, William J. Bingham '16, Director of Athletics, will address the Toledo Club tonight in a general talk on the college sports scene. Following tonight's appearance, Bingham will journey to Grand Rapids, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Omaha in a series of one-night stands...
...Bingham is especially pleased that the University can choose its own opponents in Garden contests, a freedom not enjoyed in New York and elsewhere. The Garden picks the date, however, usually allotting Tuesday nights to college basketball...