Word: clark
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Larry Sears was the only straight set victor of the afternoon, as he polished off Jon Clark at number two, 6-4, 6-3. Especially impressive were Sears' backhand passing shots and crisp drop shots...
Larry Sears will play at number two, where he will face Jon Clark, who lost in three sets to North Carolina's Steve Bank. Sears defeated Bank when the Tarheels played in Cambridge, and has been on his game all year, except for his loss to Tom Richardson when his game failed to jell...
Chosen as 1958 Class Agents to the Harvard Fund were Preston Brown, of Eliot House and New York City, Forrester A. Clark, Jr., of Lowell House and South Hamilton, Mass., Robert B. Cleary, of Winthrop House and Cambridge, and Henry L. Tafe, of Dudley House and Dorchester, Mass...
...seventh singles men will each move up a notch. Larry Sears, who has lost only once in regular season competition, will play at number one. Although he should have little trouble in disposing of his opponents this weekend, Sears must be at his best to defeat the Elis' Jon Clark...
Died. Ernest Eden Norris, 76, longtime (1937-51) president of the Southern Railway Co., "the guy''-according to Frisco line President Clark Hungerford-"who brought the Southern from doldrums to dividends," father of Novelist Frank Collan (Tower in the West) Norris; of a heart attack; in Washington, D.C. A lifetime railroader who began his career in his teens, Norris ceaselessly patrolled the Southern in his office car, knew every foot of the road's 8,000 miles of track, once walked away from a wreck and waited until that evening to have a broken collarbone set with...