Word: matchs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week they ran a torchlight parade through the streets of Rutland, called on citizens to pitch in. Rutlanders caught the spirit. An automobile dealer, who had agreed to match one undergraduate team's collections, handed over $103; a waitress gave her day's tips of $1.17. Some landladies of student boarding houses offered a month's free rent if the money were given to the college. As the local radio station and newspaper spread the story, more kept pouring...
Losers in singles were Don Blackmer, Dave Aldrich, Gerry Murphy, Roger Blackmer, Charlie Thompson, and Strotch Faircloth. Of these only Blackmer carried his match to three sets...
Freshman golfers lost their opening match Saturday on a tough course at Exter...
Exeter showed up for the match one man shy, so a Red and Gray caddy named Block volunteered to fill in. He shot a 76, the day's lowest score...
Number one man Bud Ager played "the best tennis by far of his career," according to Coach Barnaby, in his match against Cornell's Dick Savitt, Savitt, who stands twenty-third in national amateur-rankings, had to battle to 8-6 in the first set, but Ager was so tired in the second set that Savitt...