Word: pooled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Beekman Pool '32 lost the final match of the National squash racquets championship at the Boston Athletic Association yesterday to Neil Sullivan of Philadelphia, 11-15, 11-15, 15-9, 18-16, 17-15. This marks the first time that a Harvard graduate has failed to win the championship since 1926. Pool and his brother, J. Lawrence Pool '28, have won the tournaments in the last four years...
...Pool won the first two games easily, but Sullivan rallied to win the next three in succession and the match. The match was extremely fast and was by far the best match of the season in Boston...
...first game Pool set a grueling pace to win 13-11; Sullivan rallied twice during the game by angled placements that dropped dead in the front of the court, but his efforts were useless. In the second game Sullivan started strong and gained a lead of 7-1. Pool rallied at this point, and made a group of lightning shots which dazzled his opponent. The game ended 15-11, making the score 2-0 for Pool. In the next three games, Sullivan fought a beautiful battle to finally down his opponent, 3-2. The last games were very closely fought...
Caught in the wake of a fast Crimson team, the Columbia swimmers found themselves on the short end of a 49-22 score Saturday night, after the best meet seen in the Indoor Athletic Building Pool this year. Captain Ed Stowell and Vic Leventritt provided two of the many thrills of the evening when both of them lowered their records to close to the pool marks...
Facing its most severe test so far this season, the Varsity swimming team will encounter a brilliant Columbia out-fit tonight at 8.15 o'clock in the Indoor Athletic Building Pool. In Eugene Jennings, the visitors bring with them one of the fastest men in the East in the two sprint events, while Captain Thomas Wright has turned in remarkable times for the two distance swims. With this competition the Harvard team will undoubtedly be pushed to the limit to keep its record of victories intact...