Word: players
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...averaging 23.7, needs only 46 points in his remaining three games to break Ernie Beck's all-time Ivy scoring record. Lee is a consistently fine ball-player, able to hit on sets or drives, and will be the main threat to the Crimson. Captain Ed Robinson, the team's top rebounder, Dean Loucks, Chuck Ross, and Tom Sargent round out the Eli quintet...
Dedham's first line of Bill and Joe Riley, former Dartmouth greats, and Bruce Mather, former U.S. Olympic and Boston Olympics player, accounted for five goals...
...dubbed him "Fearless Frank,'' and even Loyalist Louis Seltzer editorially blasted him for compromising on a truck tax bill.) He runs the state with just two aides, and spends hours arguing with himself over difficult decisions (in such moments he frequently plays the violin). Like a chess player, he is always thinking three moves ahead, weighing the political consequences...
...first singles, however, it was a different story as Ben Heckscher barely defeated Juan Hermosilla, 3 to 2. Heckscher won the first two games, but the Tech player came back to even the count at two-all. Heckscher then resorted to his corner shots to pull out the last game...
Also performing well at Trinity was Lee Folger, who took a quick 3-0 match in the fourth slot. Barnaby said that Folger has "made the greatest improvement of any Harvard player this year." Roger Cortesi and Lanny Thomas won the remaining matches at fifth and sixth singles...