Word: lost
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Every match in both singles and doubles was played in only two sets. Don Blackmer, playing in the number one position, Jerry Murphy (number three), Roger Swanson (number four), and Jack Faircloth (number six) lost only six games among them...
Their scores so far indicate that the men from the Berkshires show occasional hitting power but lack adequate pitching. Righthander George Ditmar, who will face Harvard today, was the Ephmen's leading hurler last year but has had some bad luck this season. He lost to the U. of Mass. in his first start and relieved against Bowdoin...
Playing in Ager's spot, Captain Ted Bullard turned in a fine first set against the spectacular, hard-smashing Seixas, but he dropped his match, 6-4, 6-3. Jay Robb won the only Crimson singles set at number four, but lost his match...
Only when Americans realize why Chiang lost will they be able to-take advantage of these failures. More guns than he could use did not win him the essential support. The Chinese have rejected his reactionary government of warlords and bankers. They have rejected the United States for supporting...
...doubles, Ager and Bullard, Hughes and Mitch Reose, and Robb and Dave Key all lost their matches by heavy margins...