Word: saron
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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This year Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Dartmouth contended for the Belden Stephens Trophy, won for the first time by Yale in 1925, by Princeton in 1926, and since that year held by Harvard. The University was represented by Alex Saron '31, W. A. Robertson '31, Ordway Southard '32, and M. C. Stark...
Captain Robertson's experience tied a desperate game with Borsodi at the second table after 60 moves. After an exchange of queens Saron won a game of 49 moves from Captain Tager of Yale. A slight misstep coast Southard an exciting end-game of 61 moves against Ryder. resulting in the only defeat for Harvard...
Score--Harvard 2 1-2, Yale 1 1-2. M. C. Stark '33 defeated M. Fennell; W. A. Robertson '31 tied E. Borsodi, Alex Saron '31 defeated M. Tager, and O. Southard '32 lost to H Ryder...
...Lawrence Batchelder 59 FOR TREASURER Clarence Douglas Dillon 260 Roger Sherman Warner, Jr. 61 Robert Livingstone Scott 50 James Hopkins Smith, III 28 FOR IVY ORATOR Robert Schuyler Ogden 260 James Parker, II 81 Chester William Stilson 54 FOR CHORISTER Richard Gardner Edwards 201 Howard Lee Brooks 120 Alex Saron 73 FOR ALBUM COMMITTEE *Leslie Cheek, Jr. 272 *Carl Emile Pickhardt, Jr. 260 *James Lester Madden 258 *James Bethune Campbell 241 *Sturtevant Burr 227 Donald T. Field 221 John Handy Henshaw 170 Robert Westervelt Chasteney 157 John Rainey McGinley, II 146 FOR ORATOR Paul Brooks 195 Armistead Buckner Rood...
...Alex Saron...