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Saturday afternoon Harvard journeys to Medford to help celebrate Tufts' Commencement Day, concluding the 1943 season. next nine Huskies down without a glimpse of first base, he had completed a near-perfect job. Only 27 Northeastern batters faced him, just par for the course, and not a man reached first on a walk or a Crimson error...
Carl Kuhlman '45 of Kirkland House and St. Louis, Mo., and Donald Mishara '46 of Eliot House and Malden were chosen co-captains of the Crimson fencing team at the squad's final conclave of the season yesterday. The follsmen marred their near-perfect record Saturday with a heart-breaking 17-10 loss to Yale...
...Crimson swimmers withstood a late Andover rally to overcame the prepsters, 35-31. Bill Prier was outstanding for the victors, winning the 50 yard free-style and copping a second in the 100 yard freestyle. Highlighting the meet was a near-perfect performance by Norman Sper, Jr., of Andover, nationally known diving star, who amassed a total of 94.1 points to take his event with ease...
...machines, spitting tobacco juice, profanity and ideas. These are Detroit's production men, fresh up from the ranks, a trace of grease still under their stubby fingernails. They know machines as only men can who have handled them. They are the men who play by ear, with near-perfect pitch. With dog-eared notebooks, pencil stubs and know-how they work out production problems that no textbook could solve...
...chance of putting it over completely. His acting is good, he obviously studied Pulham assiduously, but too many champagne and night club parts have branded him as a gay man-about-town and his manner sometimes typifies Park Avenue rather than Beacon Street. Furthermore, though his performance is as near-perfect as it could be under the circumstances, he suffers from the unfortunate handicap of not being a Harvard...