Word: goldman
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...this point, the Crimson's reserve of strong players, who are just off the top six, proved decisive. Al Goldman, at fifth singles, defeated Joe Turner, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5, in a two and one-half hour marathon. In the sixth spot, Ned Weld topped Tom Davidson, 6-1, 6-2, to give the varsity a 4-2 margin in the singles...
...remaining four singles positions were filled by captain Ian Gianetti, Al Goldman, Ned Weld, and Jim Cameron, all of whom won in two sets. Only Goldman was forced to a deuce set in defeating Bob Cole...
...doubles, Barnaby teamed Mills with Ned Weld, Laurie Pratt with Bill Wood, and Al Goldman with Pete Krogh. Only the Pratt-Wood team ran into any difficulty, as they were extended before winning...
Perhaps the most encouraging part of this Crimson victory, however, was the performance of the bottom players on the ladder. Al Goldman, Jim Cameron, Ned Weld and Pete Krogh were very impressive in registering wins at seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth singles, but the important part of their performance came in combining to defeat the number one and two M.I.T. doubles teams...
...winners, the graduate schools they will attend, and their fields of study are Arnold M. Goldman '57, of Adams House and Swampscott, Mass., English at Princeton; Frank R. Safford '57, of Eliot House and El Paso, Texas, U.S. History at Columbia; Michael D. Tanzer '57, of Leverett House and New York City, Economics at MIT; and David S. Wiesen '57, of Lowell House and New York City, Classical Philosophy at Princeton...