Word: racqueters
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This afternoon the University netmen will journey to Williamstown to engage the local representatives. The upstate six, although it has not played a great many matches this spring downed Yale 5-4 and will be sure to give Captain Whitbeck and his racquet wielders a close battle...
Harvard might conceivably exploit the idea. The attractiveness of Memorial Hall could be enhanced by casual statues of local celebreties performing their usual functions; an obelisk glorifying the American old clothes man, a genre subject portraying a Senior preparing for Divisionals, tennis racquet in one hand and theatre tickets in the other; portrait of a Freshman donning last season's white flannels for this year's Jubilees; whole flocks of pathetic sublimities are available. But there would be conscientious objectors who would remonstrate that architecture was being over-emphasized, the certain things could will be omitted from eternal memory...
...University's undefeated netmen added another victory to their record yesterday when they took the invading New York University team into camp by a score of 7-2. Except for E. Tarangioli, who played number three for the New Yorkers, the Crimson racquet men were everywhere supreme...
...Exeter match on Friday, it was announced last night. Last fall Hill, playing with H. L. Johnson won the National Indoor Junior Championship. The first year team which was defeated by Exeter by a score of 7-5, will journey to Milton today to take on the scholboy racquet wielders...
...President restored U. S. citizenship rights to the famed La Montagne brothers (Rene, William, Morgan, Montaigu), alert Manhattanites, who succeeded their father in the liquor business before Prohibition, supplied champagne to members of the Racquet & Tennis Club after Prohibition, were jailed in 1923 for violating the Volstead...