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...giving courses, preparing examinations, grading papers. Many of the Institute's members are Jewish exiles from Germany. Directed by Dr. Abraham Flexner, the Institute was started in 1933 with a $5,000,000 endowment from Louis Bamberger, retired Newark department store tycoon, and his sister, Mrs. Felix Fuld...
Edward H. Ahrens, Jr., Laurence L. Barber, Jr., Owen Biddle, George W. Brown, John H. Burns, Alan B. Calvert, William H. Cann, Ira Chart, Fred L. Chase, Jr., Morris D. Crawford, Jr., Arthur K. Dacy, Arthur K. Davis, W. Tucker Dean, Jr., Samuel L. Feder, Bennett Frankel, James J. Fuld, Chadbourne Gilpatric, Stephen Helburn, Thomas C. Hunt, Joseph S. Isoman, John S. Kelly, Ben D. Kimpel, Edward O. Miller, James G. Miller, Lionel F. Miller, Jr., Edmund S. Morgan, Laird M. Ogle, John A. O' Keofe, Thomas L. Perry, Jr., Gerard J. Piel, Melvin Richter, Arthur M. Rosenbloom, Leonard...
...Richard M. dorson '37 upset Stephens, reputedly among the three best intercollegiate singles players in the East, by the score of 6-0, 6-0. Anderson Page '37 was the only double winner, winning both tenth singles and, paired with Alvah W. Sulloway '38, fourth doubles. Captain James J. Fuld '37 and Hubert H. Hauck '38 also won their matches...
...Varsity netmen should be evenly matched, for both teams beat Pennsylvania 6-3, and Harvard beat Dartmouth 7-2, Yale winning from the same team 5-4. Leading players for the Crimson are Richard Dorson, George Lowman, Hubert Hauck, James J. Fuld and Alvah Sulloway...
...ranking doubles outfits are, in order, Lowman and Hauck, Dorson and Fuld, and Gordon and Bolton. The first are standouts because of their net games, the second because of teamwork, and the third because of spirit. The third pair have played together since school, but it is their never-say-die courage rather than teamwork that has won them the post. Test matches in which this team participated often attracted sizeable crowds just to hear the two spiritedly exhorting each other...