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...team's hardest hitter and most improved player, according to Barnaby, who moved him up to number one on the team as the result of his showing in the tournament. This move drops Gaelen Felt, who lost to McKenna, Yale's leadoff man, into the second position, but leaves the third slot still occupied by Sears. Sears' performance in the Christmas vacation play was also little short of sensational as he did not drop a game until his finals match with Orr. His greatest triumph came when he whaled Princeton's Ridder 3-0 in the semi-final bracket...

Author: By R. SCOT Leavitt, | Title: RACQUET MEN WIN TOURNEY | 1/5/1943 | See Source »

Main hopes for a Crimson triumph at New York rest in the two-mile relay team, who, although they did not make too good a showing against Northeastern last Saturday, have improved during the past week. Sophomore half-miler Dave Matlack will be the leadoff man, and another Sophomore, Tim Coggeshall, will run second. Last two men will be Bill Palson and Captain Bob Houghton, who turned in a spectacular last leg on the relay against the Huskies. It was not known last night who their opponents would be, but Yale is entering a good two-mile team, including Schwartzkopf...

Author: By Dan H. Fenn jr., | Title: Cindermen Compete in N. Y. Millrose Meet and Stadium | 2/7/1942 | See Source »

Small Tom Sullivan and Sophomore Bill Crawford, the latter only swimming for his second year, were responsible for the Princeton relay triumph. Leadoff man Sullivan did about 54 flat and picked up a yard and a half on Tom Shrewsbury, and John Clark tacked on another yard to this margin against Lonnie Stowell. Frannie Powers wiped out all of the deficit against Ned Parke and gave Art Bosworth a lead of about one foot, but the tired Bosworth was unable to keep up with Crawford--he was close to 53 flat...

Author: By Donald Peddie, | Title: Mermen Edged by Tigers, 40-35 | 2/24/1941 | See Source »

Chief punch in the Harvard lineup is provided by Art Johns as leadoff man and Lupe Lupien in the cleanup position who are both hitting well over .400. Fulton, Hoye, and Grondahl, all in the .300 bracket, should also worry Princeton's Lefty Farber, leading Tiger moundsman...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: HEALEY SEEKS FOURTH WIN IN TIGER BATTLE | 4/28/1939 | See Source »

...fine leadoff man in Captain Art Johns, who hit for 362 in League contesis last season to rank sixth in the circuit. Reine Grondahl, the team's "money hitter," led the League in runs batted in last year. Jojo Soltz is almost as vicious a hitter as Lupien. Batting left handed, Gannett is a good "waiter." He had tough luck on the trip, connecting safely only four times out of 17 trips to the plate. Two or three times, safe landing of his smoky liners might have meant the ball game to Harvard, but each time they were hit directly...

Author: By Thedore R. Barneit, | Title: Batting Power Key to Nine's League Prospects This Year | 4/12/1939 | See Source »

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