Word: craige
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Lining up for the Crimson will be the same slate that beat Brown, 6 to 3, at Providence yesterday. Broward Craig will lead off at number one singles with Captain Hilliard Hughes at two. Bob Bramhall will fill the third slot and Jack Frey, Mitch Reese, and Gerry Murphy will play four, five, and six respectively. Craig and Hughes will again play number one doubles, with Reese and Bramhall making up the second combination. Craig Combs and Bill Goodman will play the third doubles berth...
Gerry Murphy, second doubles player in early season matches, will play sixth singles, but the top end of the lineup will remain as set for the Columbia match. Broward Craig will play number one, Captain Hilliard Hughes, two, Bob Bramhall, three, and Jack Frey, four...
...goes well, the regular Craig-Hughes first doubles team will get a rest while Bramhall-Reese, Bill Goodman-Craig Coombs, and Dave Aldrich-Chase Peterson start in that order...
...Broward Craig '50, chairman of the joint committee, has already submitted the Harvard Council's recommendations to Dean Bender and the Faculty Committee on Undergraduate Activities...
Captain William H. Watts led the chess team to a victory over Cornell yesterday by a score of 4 to 1. Watts won his match with a sustained attack that kept his opponent in increasing trouble throughout the game. Broward Craig won on the eighteenth move, and Harold Zirin was the other winner...