Word: hills
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Singles: Hill (H.) defeated Wigglesworth (M. I. T.) 6-2, 6-1. Ingraham (H.) defeated Searles (M. I. T.) 6-3, 6-1. Ward (H.) defeated Maskell (M. I. T.) 6-2, 6-4. Winslow (H.) defeated Spraill (M. I. T.) 6-1, 6-2. Trask (H.) defeated Fuller (M. I. T.) 6-3, 6-0. Ware (H.) defeated Boehner...
Doubles: Hill and Trask (H.) defeated Wigglesworth and Maskell (M. I. T.) 6-3, 6-0. Ingraham and Ward (H.) defeated Searles and Spraill (M. I. T.) 6-2, 6-1. Winslow and Cross (H.) defeated Vint and Fuller...
...shock cord and, on a given signal, the glider is flipped suddenly into the air like a pebble from a slingshot. An automatic release hook then drops the shock cord. Once in the air, the pilot of a glider must depend on air currents. Usually he circles around a hill, taking advantage of swirling gusts of wind to gain altitude and maintain flying speed. He must know his air pockets better than any motor-propelled aviator.. Landing is difficult; but not dangerous, because the glider is neither heavy nor swift. Recently a skilled German pilot, Herr Espenlaub, landed...
...capable of many interpretations. There is his constant desire for the confirmation of reality: "He doubted his eyes, and had to feel things with his hands to know them." There is his constant desire for the unattainable tranquility that intellectual and physical isolation partly affords. Walking in the quiet hill-wood he meets a salamander, and this abrupt intrusion shatters the entity of stillness, and suddenly there is a alarming multiplication of yellow and black terrors. There is his constant desire for the compact miniature, a reality which shall be in his power to encompass, robbed of the hostility...
...tennis team will play against Longwood on the Longwood courts. The Freshman line-up will be: Hill, Ingraham, Ward, Winslow, Ware and Trask...