Word: matchings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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M.I.T. may have its best tennis team in years, but it was scarcely a match for coach Jack Barnaby's Crimson varsity yesterday. Led by a fine upset victory by captain Ned Weld at number one singles, the varsity swamped the Engineers, 9 to 0, at the Soldiers Field courts...
...regain his touch, while Weld, who had started slowly grew stronger and stronger. In the final set, he broke Karman's service at love in the sixth game to lead by 4-2, and when Karman pulled up to 5-4, Weld broke service again to win the match...
Weld and Bowditch spotted Karman and Klapper a set in the first doubles match and then bounced back to win, 5-7, 6-2, 6-2. Barnaby rested his second and third doubles teams of Gallwey-Vinton and Lemann-Wood. Laurie Pratt and Jim Cameron, playing number two, came through to beat Winicour and Kennefich, 7-9, 6-1, 6-3, and Scott Custer and Langden Smith, playing third, wrapped up the shutout by taking Hodges and Dave Aker...
...Freshman lacrosse and tennis teams opened their seasons in fine style yesterday as they respectively mauled Governor Dummer and Milton. Playing an extra doubles match and winning every set of the afternoon, the netmen breezed to an easy 10-0 victory, while their classmates mopped up the unexpectedly weak Governors...
...doubles, number one-with Weld-Bowditch playing Carmen-Klapper--should be quite match, but the Crimson appears to have the edge in the other two, Gallwey-Vinton against Winicour-Kenfick and Lemann-Wood against Hodges-Sikri...