Word: dekruif
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although Coach Jack Barnaby's squash team lost two good men, Hal Baker and Dave DeKruif, they easily won their match with Amherst on Saturday by a score of 8 to 1. Especially heartening to Coach Barnaby was the easy victory of Tom Sears, a Sophomore and who has just become eligible. He should help to fill the gap left by Baker and DeKruif...
...hardest-hitting players Harvard has had in years and literally whales a rival into submission. Another great second-year man, Sandy Parker, comes next on the list. He is tireless, has a sound game, and only lacks a complete supply of finesse shots before becoming a topnotcher. Dave DeKruif, a Senior, Doug Cochrane, a Junior, and Dudley Palmer, a Sophomore, are all in the thick of the fight for the last couple of jobs, not to mention Junior Orme Wilson and Sophomore Bill Frothingham...
...Marvin had one of the best days of his career and whipped Wolff of Williams, 15-4, 15-3, 17-16. Decker Orr at number five whaled Hemphill into submission, 15-12, 15-9, 15-5. Sandy Parker ran through Schmidt, 15-7, 15-10, 15-7. Dave DeKruif was pressed a bit more but also won in three games...
Sandy Parker, Captain Don Marvin Dave DeKruif, and Dudley Palmer were the winners for Harvard in prolonged duels, while Orme Wilson suffered the lone defeat. The victory elevated the Harvard B squad into a first place tie in the league with the University Club forces and dumped the Union Boat Club down into third place. The remainder of the race promises to be very close, with mid-year exams threatening the immediate prospects of the Barnabymen...
...loss of the first four men on last year's team, Barnaby is faced with the prospect of forming an almost entirely new aggregation. A quartet of veterans, however, led by Captain Don Marvin, including Sonny Lyell, Paul DeKruif, and Orme Wilson will form a workable nucleus...