Word: fairclothe
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Every match in both singles and doubles was played in only two sets. Don Blackmer, playing in the number one position, Jerry Murphy (number three), Roger Swanson (number four), and Jack Faircloth (number six) lost only six games among them...
Losers in singles were Don Blackmer, Dave Aldrich, Gerry Murphy, Roger Blackmer, Charlie Thompson, and Strotch Faircloth. Of these only Blackmer carried his match to three sets...
...lineup for the match this afternoon will be Don Blackner, Gerry Murphy, Dave Aldrich, Charlie Thompson, Jack Faircloth, and John Loeb, playing in singles. The doubles teams will be Murphy and Chase, Peterson, Thompson and Wooster Wood, and Roger Swanson and Peter Bien...
...three doubles teams are finally definite according to Wynn. They are Chase Peterson and Gerry Murphy, Dave Aldrich and Pete Bien, and Rog Swanson and Dick Becker. Since Charlie Thompson and Jack Faircloth have hour exams today, Swanson, John Loeb, and Art Seigel will move up in the lineup...
Gerry Murphy, Dave Aldrich, and Roger Swanson were the freshmen to win in the singles. Playing in the number two, three, and six positions, they all won in straight sets. Don Blackmer, Charlie Thompson, and Jack Faircloth were the only losers of the afternoon...