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Coach Wes Fesler's men are at the bottom of the league with three straight losses, the most recent being the heartbreaker to Princeton Wednesday night. But six non-league victories on the other side of the ledger show that the Crimson may pull a surprise in the very near future...
...Harvard squash team lost heavily by graduation last June, but it only made Coach Jack Barnaby start his rebuilding task a bit earlier in the fall than usual. Gone were such stars as Kim Canavarro, Jim Rousmaniere, Johnny Palfrey, and Bill Wood, but on the plus side of the ledger was a bumper crop of Sophomores and the customary rigorous non-intercollegiate competition. Matches in the Boston A, B, and C leagues are the training grounds for good intercollegiate play and make phenomenal individual improvements possible. Without this abundance of high-class competition, Coach Barnaby would have a much more...
Last of the Curtis brood was the evening Ledger...
...Ledger's new publisher, Robert Cresswell, is a softspoken, red-haired Philadelphia conservative. He went to work for the Herald Tribune as a reporter in 1922, has been a special writer, assistant city editor, copy reader, promotion man, circulation manager. In 1932, he became treasurer...
...Republican City Committee, is a good friend of Philadelphia's Republican Chairman Jay Cooke. So is Publisher Cresswell, who went to school (St. Paul's) and college (Princeton) with Chairman Cooke, served with him in World War I, later toured the world with him. The Ledger will remain a Republican paper...