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After taking the first set in convincing fashion 6-1, Sorlein suffered a reverse in form and succumbed to the steady drives of Mal Moley, promising Freshman from California and son of former New Deal braintruster, Raymond Moley...
Coach Barnaby is very well satisfied with the showing of the Freshmen, five of whom are still in the tournament. He is counting on some of them, especially Brandt, Moley, and Warren, to bolster the Varsity team under the new ruling which allows Freshmen to play on the Varsity...
Other prospects who have showed up well are Mal Moley, from that state of tennis champions, California, Houston Warren from Virginia, and two members of last year's Milton Academy team, Bannister and Molton...
...prominence of Coy and Smith underscores the fact that there is no longer such a thing as a little cohesive group of New Dealers who can be called Braintrusters, or the Janizariat. To tackle the great problem of his first term, Depression, the President had a powerful braintrust: Raymond Moley, Donald Richberg, General Hugh S. Johnson, George Peek, Rexford Tugwell-all now off the scene. The so-called Second New Deal-Robert Jackson, Harold Ickes, Leon Henderson, William Douglas. Corcoran, Cohen-are separately employed to the point of scatteration...
...Moley, Rex Tugwell, Jim Farley, John Hanes, et al.) were some of greater stature than the departed Assistant Secretary of War. But among them was none more loyal at the start, more bitter at the finish...