Word: numbered
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...record group of first-year students dropped from the Law School last year, of whom a "surprising number" concentrated in English as undergraduates, Louis A. Toepfer, Director of Admissions at the Law School, disclosed yesterday...
Showing what coach Jack Barnaby called "fine morale" after its unfortunate loss at Navy, the Crimson squash team trounced Princeton Saturday afternoon, 8 to 1. Only Gerry Emmet, at number one, lost his match, and that to Steve Vehslage, the top intercollegiate player in the country...
Most of the victories were registered in convincing fashion. Playing at number two, captain Charlie Hamm defeated Ramsay Vehslage (Steve's older brother), 18-17, 15-13, 15-5. Also winning in straight games for the varsity were Pete Lund at number five, John Davis at six, and Tony Lake at nine. Only Lund had much difficulty in his match, downing Dave Brechner...
...Varsity number one sabreman Manny Cabral will have a tough match today against Mike DeSano, N.Y.U.'s Eastern Collegiate Champion. Also favored in the sabre matches is co-captain Christian Pascal of N.Y.U. In the epee matches the varsity is hardly strong enough to be rated a favorite over the trio from N.Y.U...
Despite the astonishingly bad conditions under which the match was played, the Crimson lost by a matter of just a few points. At first singles, Gerry Emmet, who became number one man shortly before the trip began, lost to D. C. Lowry, whom he beat handily in four games last year at Hemenway Gymnasium. The score...