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...three, Conrad Fischer lost a close three-set match to Pierce Gardner, but Harris, at four, downed the Lord Jeffs' Bub Dillon, 6-3, 9-7. Maynard Canfield, hitting a twisting serve and volleying sharply, swept past Roger Williams at five, dropping only six games. In the final singles match, Dan Mayers easily best Cogan...
...Heckscher and Canfield defeated Jim Hicks and Willis in second doubles in three sets, 6-2, 4-6, 9-7, while Steve Kay and Pete Banks, playing third doubles for the first time this year, showed good teamwork by downing Dillon and Gardner...
...hardly likely that freshmen would avoid Dillon Field House and the Indoor Athletic building if the requirement were withdrawn. Over 60 percent of upperclassmen participate in some form of House athletics and an additional ten to fifteen errant exercise regularly-quite voluntarily. Neither the athletic program not freshman health, then, would suffer if the requirements were withdrawn entirely. At least for men holding term-time jobs, an exemption or requirement reduction in physical training is both well deserved and needed...
...which he unwinds at the end of a 6½day week, Presidential Assistant Robert Cutler, chief executive officer of the high-policymaking National Security Council, stayed at his desk last week to make up a thick folder of top-secret background information for his successor. The successor: Dillon Anderson, 48, who, like Cutler, is a lawyer, novelist and man of affairs...
...senior partner of Houston's largest law firm, Dillon Anderson in recent years has branched into business as a director of banks, transit lines, Westinghouse and other industrial corporations. His method of unwinding is to travel by train, using the time to write fiction. In his first published novel, I and Claudie (1951), the adventures of two fun-loving Texas hoboes, Anderson gave Bobby Cutler a credit for "encouragement." A poker player, Anderson recently wrote a short story about a poker addict who, abhorring the status quo ante, always ups it. By driving for decisions and following them...