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What Bell Wrought. At 73, Editor Grosvenor is a frail-looking, energetic man with a neat white mustache, a Phi Beta Kappa key and the manner of a Boston Brahmin. Grosvenor was born (with a twin brother now dead) in Constantinople, where his father was a professor at Robert College. Fittingly enough, from his nursery window the future geographer could see two continents...
Full color winners: Sam Adams, Bill Boucher, John Carey, Ed Davis, John Densmore, Joe Eaton, John Emerson, Hollis French, Al Green, Al Key, Peter Manning Smith, Colin McIntyre, Tom Nuzum, Ford Schoch, Lou Travis, Len Wheeler, Ed white, Charles Whiting...
Besides Ager an Bullard in the doubles the second and third teams will be made up of Hughes and Ames, and Jay Robb and Dave Key. Barnaby, as usual, plans to play his lower echelon doubles teams in both matches when and if the Crimson racks up a good lead...
Harvard swept the doubles 3 to 0. Besides the high scoring first match, Jay Robb and Dave Key won 6-1, 4-6, 7-5 in the second, and Paul Tobias and Dick Hatton...
...rest of the singles lineup is the same, with Bud Ager, Ted Bullard, Charlie Ames, Hilliard Hughes, and Jack Frey scheduled to perform in the numbers one through five matches. Doubles pairs will be Ager and Bullard, Ames and Hughes, and Jay Robb and Dave Key...