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Leading this outfit out onto the courts will be Dick Dorson, another of the outstanding string of crackerjack Harvard squash players. a member of the "A" team last year, Dorson went down to the Merion Cricket Club in Philadelphia recently to take part in the National Intercollegiate Championships. Great was the general surprise when this capable senior following in Germaine Glidden's footsteps, walked off with the championship, to become the fourth Harvard man who has gained the honor in the last six years...
Winding up the season with an undefeated record, the Eliot House swimmers successfully cleared their last hurdle to the championship of the league by nipping Kirkland, 34-28. Eliot won all first places, with the exception of the 50-yard back stroke and the relay. Robert C. Murphy '38 of the Elephants took the 50-yard and 100-yard free style in good times. Teammate Eyler took second in the 100-yard free style and won the 200-yard free style from Wehle of Kirkland...
John G. Hurd '34 won the New England Individual Three Weapon Fencing Championship last night at the Walker Memorial, M.I.T...
...three outstanding men in this race will be two Cornell lads and the galloping Yale captain, Wilbur Woodland. Cornell has two powerful entrants, Bill Bassett and Herb Cornell. The latter is a junior who won the outdoor IC4A championship in the 3000 meters last season. These two runners finished in a dead heat ahead of Woodland last week, but the Eli leader was just recovering from a bad cold then; it should be a different story tonight for we hear from New Haven that Woodland is back in good shape...
Last week the judges scrutinized the ice most closely when Lee and Reiter were skating for the men's singles championship. In the school figures. Lee had an edge but it was so slight that Reiter, much improved since last year, had a fine chance to catch up the next night. The chance was improved when Lee, starting his free figures with double Salchow jumps (two revolutions in the air) twisted his left knee so badly that, through the rest of his five-minute routine, he had to switch from his left foot, on which he usually takes...