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Watson B. Dickerman '41 of Long Island, New York, was elected captain of the 1941 golf team at a meeting of the lettermen yesterday afternoon, succeeding William A. Cordingley '40 of Leverett House and Des Moines, Iowa...
...were shared by Yale's brilliant Ed Meister and his partner Page with 74's. Meister edged Captain Ace Cordingley 2-1 and paired with Page for a best ball victory in the first foursome. Page gave the Blue boys their third point by beating Watty Dickerman...
Clark Hodder's Varsity golf team will meet Williams this afternoon at Belmont and Holy Cross and Yale tomorrow in the matches which will decide the championship of the Northern half of the league. Captain Ace Cordingley, Watty Dickerman, Bob Graves, Gerry Davis, Don Peddle, and Pete Macgowan will play for the Crimson...
...that leaves Jack McCann, Bill Melsh, and Ted Allis on the outside looking in. Both McCann and Allis have been used in the starting lineup this year and are not out of the fight yet. McCann, in fact, is probably the number seven man. As it stands now, Cordingley, Dickerman, Graves, Davis, Peddle, and Macgowan look like Coach Hodder's nominees to face the Elis, but anything can happen by the weekend...
...however, are good iron players who rarely miss a green badly. They will both be three year men, sneaking into the number five and six jobs as Sophomores and working their way to the top as Juniors. A third returning letterman on this year's team is Junior Watty Dickerman, teaming with Don Elbel as the number five man last year. Dickerman has had his ups and downs this spring but is tried and true in match play. Cordingley, Graves and Dickerman have been playing the lead positions on this year's golf sextet. The last letterman, Don Elbel...