Word: closed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Larry Sears played at the number one position in place of Dale Junta. In complete control throughout, he toyed with the Williams captain, Karl Hirshman, defeating him in straight sets, 6-3, 6-1. Today Sears will face Dick Hoehn, who also beat Hirshman, in what should be a close match...
...become obsolete, yet defunct ideas and empty symbols still dominate the President's approach to recession recovery. The White House, for example, was exceedingly cruel when it suggested recently that the unemployed were being uncooperative by their failure to buy more goods. Luxury items, to be sure, are selling close to pre-recession levels, but the rich are patriotic and will always pull hard on their oar and do their share...
After keeping the score close for one half of play, the varsity lacrosse team succumbed Saturday to a very strong Princeton squad on the rain-soaked Business School field. The defeat was no surprise to anyone, and the 12-3 score was pretty much expected...
...Charles Street Theater's stage is little larger than a wrestling ring, with the audience almost embarrassingly close to the action. Fortunately the stage is never called upon to accommodate more than two principals in each scene, except during scene changes, which are as breathless as the dramatic action and appropriately effected by scurrying chamber maids...
Leverett will retain some quality of dignity and will close its Weekend on Sunday with a Demi-tasse from 1-2:30 p.m. and a Music Society concert recital by soprano Gladys Barrot-Milk in the evening. Leverett is also sponsoring dances on Friday and Saturday nights...