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Paul Sullivan, Frank Ripley, Doug Walter, and Sandy Walker blasted all opposition off the courts as they made the singles semifinals strictly a Harvard affair. The semis will be played at Harvard, probably sometime after examination period...
Ripley and Walter walloped Doug Floren and John Morrison of Dartmouth for the doubles title, 6-4, 6-1. Walker and Sullivan had lost in the semifinals to the Dartmouth pair, 7-5, 9-7, for the only Crimson defeat of the entire touranment...
Sullivan, the Crimson's captain and number one player, won by a default in the morning and beat Dartmouth's number two man, Doug Floren, 6-2, 6-2, in his quarterfinal. Sullivan had won his two Friday matches by 6-0, 6-0 scores...
...Pete Pague, number three, Herb Wollan, number four, John Olson, number six, and Doug Eaton, number seven, came through to win the match for the Crimson. Olson posted the day's biggest win, 6 and 5, while the others all won with little difficulty...
...other Harvard players participating will be Doug Walter, the number four man, and Sandy Walker, number six. Walter will pair with Ripley in the doubles while Walker and Sullivan will be the other combination...