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...Massachusetts Squash Racquets League Saturday afternoon to the Harvard Club whites. The loss dropped them from first place in the league standing to third, while the championship went to the Harvard Club Reds. Owing to the fact that the number one players, Beekman Pool '32, and T. E. Jansen '26, were playing for the state championship on Saturday, their match was postponed until noon on Wednesday, but even if the intercollegiate champion repeats his victory over Jansen, the best the whites can do is to gain a second-place tie with the Harvard Club Whites. In the other League matches...
Beckman Pool '32 successfully defeated his title as Massachusetts squash racquet champion Saturday when he defeated T. E. Jansen '26, of the Harvard Club of Boston, in the final match for the 1932 championship, 15-12, 15-14 and 16-11 at the Boston Athletic Association...
...match was by no means one-sided, for Jansen put up a stiff fight and was in the lead several times during the three games necessary for the decision. Pool was always equal to the occasion in the crucial moments and gained the verdict without the loss of a game...
Pool's victory over Jansen practically assured him of first place in the state ranking...
...Grinnell, Iowa, two barbers. Ed Jansen and John Ditzler, organized a ten-day, highpoint craps-match, patterned after the Lenz-Culbertson bridge match, to demonstrate the respective merits of the "African twist" v. "cotton roll." Late results, posted on the barber shop window, showed that Barber Ditzler, using the cotton roll, was 17 passes up on Barber Jansen...