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Mitehell's main task this year will be to develop two capable fielders to replace James P. McCaffrey '33, who played right field, and Hamilton Thacher Jr. '33 who played left field. Johnny Ware, who played last year in center will be the mainstay of the outfielders in the spring...
...month younger than Parker. Son of a Mudgee, N. S. W., farmer, he beat Vines in Australia last winter, spry little Jiro Satoh in last summer's Davis Cup matches. Unlikely to get far at Forest Hills, the experience will help him become, with Crawford, the mainstay of Australia's Davis Cup team...
...following two seasons of 1932 and 1933 showed Morse to be one of Harvard's fastest and most versatile performers. Especially this last season has he been a mainstay of the squad, for he could outstrip his teammates on any assignment from the 440-yard dash to a two-mile jaunt, and was always available in case of emergency to fill a gap on any middle distance run and do such a good job that the loss of the scheduled man was felt to the minimum...
...well worth while. Most of the other writers of less fame are covered in more or less sketchy fashion which does not interest the student to any considerable extent in either the lecture or the subject. Too many of the facts brought out, for facts are regrettably the mainstay of the talks, are ones which the hearers have usually heard once before. Perhaps a more satisfactory system would be that used in French 8, where the lesser writers are often passed over entirely both in lectures and reading, which gives time for the others to be covered more pleasantly...
...census, conducted by a CRIMSON reporter during the last few days among 50 upperclassmen and 50 Freshmen to find the quantity of mail sent and received revealed that the Lampoon was the mainstay of the first-year men in the magazine line. Twice as many Freshmen as upperclassmen were subscribers. On the whole, though, the men in the Houses buy 75 per cent more periodicals, many taking as many as three weeklies and eight monthlies...