Word: players
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard riders meet a Westwood aggregation of polo players on the Commonwealth Armory tanbark tomorrow night, in their fourth game of the season. The hard-riding opposition receives additional strength from the presence of Captain F. D. Sharp, the Harvard coach, who plays with a sting which is uncommon in indoor polo. It is hoped that L. S. Dillingham '34, star first line player who has been laid up the last few weeks will see action next week, when the malletmen face the 110th Cavalry...
When the ranking committee of the U. S. Lawn Tennis Association announced these preliminary lists last week, it was the seventh time that Helen Wills Moody -unranked last year because of "insufficient data"-had been No. 1 woman player in the U. S. Writing in Tennis, Mary K. Browne, women's tennis champion from 1912 to 1914 (runner up for women's golf championship in 1924), suggested a way to put her lower on the list: "Girls, do you want to defeat Helen Wills Moody? She is the Tilden and Kozeluh of women's tennis. You must...
...officers, the Association accepted the recommendations of the Handicap Committee, which left only 15 U. S. poloists ranked in the ''internationalist" class (seven goals or more). Highest, of course, was Thomas Hitchcock Jr., who has been one of the world's three ten-goal players since 1922.* Sport-writers who thought his play had declined were more surprised than poloists, who knew he was as able as ever, when the Handicap Committee left him at ten goals last week. Hitchcock's pre-eminence was emphasized by the fact that...
...talks plans and policies incessantly. He and his whole company believe in using the telephone long & often. The company's bill sometimes runs between $15,000 and $20.000 a month. Mr. Cord's right-hand man is tall, blond Lucius B. Manning, 37, Yale graduate (1913) and onetime football player, a grain broker until he organized his own investment firm in 1926 and got acquainted with Errett Cord. Now he is vice president of Cord Corp., president of Auburn Aircraft & Airliner Corp...
With each man on the University seconds, excepting the goalie, enjoying ample scoring opportunities, no player displayed outstanding hockey. The occasional Andover drives found the defense back and organized around the net, which Matthew Hale, Jr. '32, and C. E. Ware '34 valiantly defended against the few but swift shots which the schoolboys managed to produce...