Word: pairing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...second and third sets went to Whitney and Woods, who showed good team play and were very steady at the net, while their opponents made a good many errors. The fourth set showed a reversal of conditions, and Sweetser and Fraser-Campbell were able to pass the other pair several times by hard fore-hand drives down the middle of the court...
...biplane has been produced which compares favorably in workmanship with many successful machines. It has the unique features of being the lightest biplane ever constructed and of having no rear planes. The ingenious combination for controlling up-and-down direction and maintaining transverse stability by means of a single pair of anterior planes is a feature of great possibilities which has never before been embodied in a full sized aeroplane. In the progress of the science of aviation, the "Harvard I" will pray its part by demonstrating the practicability of the new ideas embodied in it. The men who have...
...Ohler '11, from last year's second team, and R. C. Babson and F. C. Ernst from the 1912 team are the only other men now in sight. For catcher, Brown, J. Sweetser and Jordan have had experience on the first squad, and the 1912 pair, Howe and Reeves, may develop well...
...playing the regular four-board tournament, only two men will Mitchell 3L. and F. P. Byerly '11 will play for Harvard, and T. R. Chandler '11 and G. Burgess '11 for Yale. Byerly will play Chandler, and Mitchell will play Burgess. Only one game will be played by each pair and in case of another tie, the play off will be extended to some later date. If either game remains unfinished by 10 o'clock it will adjudicated by H. Helms, who was the referee in the tournament in New York...