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...banged her knee with a racket. But pretty Kay Stammers was not feeling in top form either and she was the mainstay of the British (Wimbledon Champion Dorothy Round stayed at home). In the first day's play at Forest Hills last week, Alice Marble beat Ruth Mary Hardwick, Helen Jacobs beat Kay Stammers and Sarah Palfrey Fabyan & Alice Marble won a doubles match from Evelyn Dearman & Joan Ingram. With seven matches scheduled and the U. S. leading 3-to-0, the U. S. had a chance to clinch the Cup in the second day's first match...
...opinion of 'Tack' Hardwick '16, All-American end and member of the team in '13, '14, and '15, spring football is no longer the drudgery that it was in his day and therefore under the organization which "Dick" Harlow has effected it is invaluable and lots of fun. He felt that unless a football player was really essential to a spring team such as baseball or crew he would do better to take part in spring football. Questioned about Harlow he smiled and said "I have run out of superlatives praising...
Barrott Wendell Junior Trophy Bat: 1915--Huntington R. Hardwick '15; 1916, 1917 and 1918--No competition; 1919-- Robert W. Emmouns 3rd '21; 1920--Arthur J.Conlon'22; 1921--Arthur J. Conlon '22; 1922--Arthur J. Conlon '22; 1923--George Owen Jr. '23; 1924--C. Lee Todd Jr. '26; 1925 and 1926--Isadore Zarakov '27; 1927--Howard W. Burns '28; 1928--John P. Chase '28; 1929--Edward H. McGrath '31; 1930--Edward H. McGrath '31; 1931--Benjamin H. Ticknor '31; 1932--Edmund A. Mays Jr. '32; 1933--Charles J. Nevin '34; 1934--Charles J. Nevin '34; 1935--Thomas H. Bilodeau...
Among these working on the committee with Floyd are Edward H. Bennett '37, Charles C. Buell '22, Edward L. Casey '17. Samuel M. Felton 3d '13. George S. Ferd, Jr. '27, George P. Gardner, Jr. '10, Huntington R. Hardwick '16, Delmar Leighton '18, George Oven, Jr. '23, Frederick R. Mosely Jr. '20, Leverett Soltonatall'14, and William H. Schmidt...
...rings around pretty Kay Stammers, who had beaten Helen Jacobs, the U. S. No. 1, the afternoon before. Miss Jacobs promptly put the U. S. back at a disadvantage by losing to Dorothy Round, then promised "a nice present" to Carolin Babcock if she could win against Ruth Mary Hardwick. Carolin Babcock did so, ran up to claim her present. Instead of producing one, Miss Jacobs got up to take the court with Mrs. Fabyan for the doubles match against Freda James & Kay Stammers which would end the series. The English pair ran through the first...