Word: crimson
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Anyone who failed to fill out a Confidential Guide questionnaire in the dining halls Friday may do so today or tomorrow by coming around to 14 Plympton Street. Polls will be available at the CRIMSON offices from...
Even though most of the players had been out the night before, they fought hard against a rough Green squad. The Crimson attack was little ragged, with the result that the fast passing attack plays didn't connect...
...singles Captain Ted Bullard, playing in Ager's number one spot, had little trouble with Bowdoin's Chuck Rosander, winning 6-1, 6-1. The same pattern held forth in the other singles matches, the Crimson players all easily winning in straight sets...
...teams of Jay Robb and Dave Key and of Dick Hatton and Ed Bacon won doubles matches for Harvard, but Bowdoin sneaked out its lone win of the afternoon over the Crimson doubles team of Bob Bramhall and Mitch Reese...
Last spring, the Crimson rolled to a soft 84-56 win, but several varsity winners in that meet aren't available for today's competition. Frank Gurley and Sam Felton have graduated, Captain Dave Hamblett has a bad cold, and Don Trimble won't be able to throw the javelin because of a strained elbow...