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Died. Maurice Evans ("The California Comet") McLoughlin, 67, hard-hitting pre-World War I tennis champ, who revolutionized the game :by twice winning the U.S. Championship (1912, 1913) with his big serve, violent overhead smashes and net-rushing tactics (all previously unknown in big-time Eastern tennis), retired in 1919...
The summer science program worked successfully at the Loomis School in Connecticut, in a seven-week course given last summer, Howard E. Norris, science chairman at Loomis, stated. In this center, 24 students worked on research projects, under the direction of scientists or engineers in their particular fields.
Aside from broadening their experience in particular scientific fields, the experiment gave the boys a "cooperative feeling for scientific work," Norris said. He suggested that such Centers be established wherever educational and industrial facilities are available. Norris concluded that such a pre-college program would help answer the need for...
Dave Donaldson will replace Norris in a Crimson lineup which will include senior Pete Reider, juniors Dyke Benjamin, Jim Schlaeppi, and Willie Thompson, and sophomores Ed Martin and Wes Hildreth.
With the one notable exception of Norris, the Crimson runners are probably in better shape today than at any time in recent weeks.