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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Independents will have their usual starting lineup of Ed Zabilski, Gene Goodreault, Big Chet Gladchuk, Hard Rook Henry Woronicz, and Chuckin' Charley O'Rourke, while Joe Zabilski, Justin McGowan, and Mickey Connolly will be held in reserve...
...four Crimson racquetmen survived their first round matches in the Inter-Collegiate Tournament at Williams yesterday, but Decker Orr was outstanding as a result of his upset victory over Hill of Penn. Sandy Parker won his match from Hendrie of Williams, 3 games to 2. Gene Nickerson won from Adams of Yale in another tight, five-game contest by the same score, while Sonny Lyell beat another Williams man, Hemphill, again 3 to 2. Decker Orr won his match from favored Hill in three straight games, raising the Crimson hopes for a victory...
...seeded for the tournament beginning Thursday is Tiger Charlie Brinton who won the National Tournament held in New York yesterday afternoon. Seniors Gene Nickerson and Sonny Lyell together with Sophomores Decker Orr and Sandy Parker from Barbaby's strong 1941 squad are rated a good chance to score an upset...
...First, how could anyone be elegant in a pair of those inelegant, nondescript outmoded golf trousers?" Nondescript, inelegant, outmoded indeed!!! Where has Dr. Ellis been all of his life? I know a few who look elegant in them, H.R.H. the Duke of Windsor, Jimmy McLarnin [see cut], MacDonald Smith, Gene Markey, and several million English golfers and hikers. I personally possess 15 suits with golf trousers and wear them in Hollywood, at every appropriate occasion...
...grown chin foliage. The plot is a confusing series of trips between the land of the beaver and the London lolly pops of the curt of Charles II-with enough of the former to make the show worthwhile. Hudson's Boy, John Sutton, finds Canada hard to handle, but Gene Tierney is a pushover for anybody. Several classic fisty scenes and some robust humor heavily handed out by Radisson's clum, Gooseberry, cover this necessary Valentine-exchanging well enough. You come out onto Washington Street with an almost insuppressible desire to pat everybody on the back and tell them what...