Word: bobbed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Cordingley, Captain Jack Barr, and Henry Thompson won their individual matches, and Bob Graves finished all even with his opponents. Bill Calfee dropped his match, as did Watty Dickerman, but it was the series of best ball matches which spelled defeat for the Crimson. Only the Cordingley-Graves due was able to salvage even a half point...
...Bob Gannett, veteran fly-shagger, is still unable to play, and this sends Rud Hoye, Bill Tully, and Joe Soltz into the outer gardens. Sophomore Gene Lovett may possibly break into the starting lineup in place of Soltz. Otherwise, the lineup will remain the same as the one which took the field against Princeton and Cornell...
...Cordingly and Bob Graves have been moved up to the one and two positions; Captain Jack Barr is at number three, and Bill Calfee breaks into the lineup in the number four spot...
...individual matches Bob Graves and Don Elbel won, while Jack Harr, Lou Roewer, Ace Cordingley, and Henry Thompson lost four close battles. In the beat ball, Graves and Cordingley, and Thompson and Elbel defeated their opponents, with Barr and Roewer on the losing...
...general struggle for a livelihood. He sprouts a beard, learns to use a six-shooter to drive nails with, and succeeds in becoming so tough that he can lick Wallace Beery. Florence Rice appears as the owner of the state line, and provides the romantic element. However, our Bob has learned to put business before pleasure and it is only after he has settled accounts with Beery that he succumbs to the charms of Susan. Seasoned as it is with occasional gun-play, the film makes a digestible ocular meal...