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...practical difficulties. In all his career he took only two weeks vacation each year, made it coincide with the dates of the tournament in which he wanted to play. Between 1911 and 1918 he rose from No. 10 to No. 4 of national singles players. In 1912, he and Harold H. Hackett won the national clay court doubles championship. He was thrice winner of the Middle States Singles Championship (1911-18-19), twice runner-up in the National Clay Court Singles...
...Rutgers won 6-to-4, by kicking six times over the goalposts, and afterwards ran the Princeton boys out of town. Last week one of the five known survivors of the two teams, Lawyer John W. Herbert of Manhattan, sat in Princeton's Palmer Stadium with President Harold W. Dodds, watching Princeton and Rutgers play again. It was their first game since 1915. Up to that time Rutgers had lost every game except the first. Last week's result continued that record, although Rutgers did succeed, by a 20-yd. pass and a 43-yd. run, in scoring...
...nominating committee is composed of the following Seniors: Gordon C. Strecter, chairman; James M. Estabrook, Chester H. King, Jr., Henry G. Pearson, Jr., Carl A. Pescosolido, Harold S. Saxe, and John C. Walcott...
...Harold Sol Saxe...
Stirred to speedy action by the possibility of a meet with M.I.T. on Friday, Coach Harold Ulen and his Varsity proteges have set to work putting together a team that will perform creditably in the opening brushes. No definite arrangements for the Tech meet have been made but it is highly probable that the natators will open against the local outfit rather than wait for Bowdoin a week later...