Word: longwood
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...associated with the Medical School will conduct the former students through their plants. In the afternoon various members of the faculty will lecture on the work being done. The final event of the day, the 150th anniversary dinner, will be served at 7 o'clock in Vanderbilt Hall on Longwood Ave., Boston...
...Longwood. In the first set, young Frank Andrew Parker was erratic and his tall partner, Francis Xavier Shields, had to make most of the impossible gets, the titanic smashes that finally won, 13-11. Wily George Lott and willowy Lester Stoefen, smoothing out the soft spots in his game as the match wore on, concen- trated on Parker in the next two sets and won them both at 9-7. In the fourth set, Shields & Parker worked the score up to 3-all. Then Lott won his serve, Parker lost his, and Stoefen won his-for set match...
...grand finale of the Men's Singles Championship at Forest Hills. By last week, U. S. tennis had reached its semi-final stage: the last round of the women's singles, at Forest Hills, and the men's doubles championship, on the grounds of the Longwood Cricket Club at Brookline, Mass...
...grown up. Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman, who put up the trophy for a series between U. S. and British teams because she felt that women's tennis needed something to correspond with the Davis Cup and who has ably coached Sarah Palfrey and her tennis playing sisters at Longwood. Mass., told her before the matches started that she would probably have to play. Incredulous, Sarah Palfrey said, "That's fine." Before she had time to grow really alarmed about her responsibilities, she found herself on the stadium court at Forest Hills, serving against saucy, snub-nosed, left-handed...
While Ray, Arensberg, Hartford, and a former teammate, Frank Broida '32, were all eliminated from play in the Massachusetts States Championships, on the Longwood courts, Malcolm Hill '30, defeated G. H. Perkins '26, both former Harvard captains, in the finals, partially atoning for the failure or their younger rivals...