Word: hills
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...team won four of the six singles matches, and both of the doubles matches that were played. In the third doubles, R. L. Tower and A. W. Paterson defaulted to the Columbia team to save strength for the match with Pennsylvania tomorrow. In the first singles match, M. T. Hill, Crimson star, defeated David Jones, 6-3, 6-3, by his good volleying...
...Romanticism: Schubert, Schuman, Mendelssohn, and Weber". Professor Hill, Music Building...
...Harvard lineup will be somewhat changed from that used during the trip to the South. M. T. Hill '31 will be at number one, W. L. Breese '31 at number two, Captain Arthur Ingraham Jr. '31 at number three, R. L. Tower '31 at number four, D. M. Frame '32 at number five, and K. B. Daggett '31 at number six. The doubles teams are not yet chosen, but will probably be as follows: Hill and Daggett, Breese and Ingraham, and Tower and A. W. Patterson...
...Kyle 17 Floors 4-5--A. E. White 13 WELD North Entry Floors 1-2--Lowenberg 36 Floors 3-4-5--C. T. Murphy 39 South Entry Floors 1-2--F. N. Remick 4 Floors 3-4-5--C. A. Wheeler WESTMORLY North Entry Floors 1-2--A. Hill, Jr. 101 Floors 3-4--F. H. Gade 136 South Entry Floors 1-2--W. A. Love 125 Floors 3-4--Richard Scott...
...count of 8 to 1; a few days before it had eked out its first victory in the history of its encounters with Yale 5 to 4. In that match, Ryan, former Andover and present Yale star, won his match with the loss of only one game. Then when Hill, playing first man for Harvard, met the Navy man, and dropped the opening set, it looked bad. But he walked through the next two frames without trouble, so it will be a close affair when and if the two oppose each other in June. Which isn't by any means...