Word: phils
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Somewhat obscured by the news of Tufts' election was the four to one victory of the Freshman C team over Tufts College at the University squash courts. Hugh Foster of the Crimson lost a close match to Doleman, while Frank Cabot, Ralph Earle, Phil Emerson, and Steve Mead defeated their opponents...
...probable starting lineup for Harvard in tonight's match will find wiry Howie Schless, who holds down a first-string position even though the muscles of his upper right arm were shot away in the war, at the 121-pound class. At 128 Phil Busby is scheduled to grapple if he has recovered from injuries. Walter Perry will...
...York came a new vocation- dog sitting. When friends leave for country weekends, Musician Phil Davis and wife move in and take care of the dogs, meanwhile enjoying the change from their own cramped apartment. "Most of the dogs have their own little routines and you have to follow them just so," said Sitter Davis. "If you don't . . . you have a little mopping...
...keep his story as fresh as the news on Page One, Caniff shamelessly picks the brains of his pals, and even copies their faces. Colonel Phil Cochran, an old college chum, gave him a correspondence course in flying-and won more fame as Colonel Flip Corkin than for leading the glider invasion of Burma under his own name. Red Cross and Army nurses midwifed Caniff's yellow-tressed Nurse Taffy Tucker. Caniff had been to Britain, Europe and Africa, but never to the Orient, where all the action in Terry took place...
Pins by captain Don Louria in the 175-pound class and Pete Fuller in the unlimited bout clinched the meet for Harvard, but lopsided decisions in three of the lighter weights had already fore-shadowed the ending. In the 128-pound class Phil Busby edged Dave Knodel of the sliderulers 7 to 6 while Walt Perry scored two near-falls in winning a 10-0 decision over Eugene Deval of M.I.T...