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Princeton's bottom two players won with surprising case also. Walt Smedley blanked Steve Simpson, Harvard's hero against Penn, 15-6, 15-7, 15-8; and Tom Gilbert whipped sophomore Craig Stapleton...
...Crimson; there was Morris, there was Terry Robinson, who fought back after losing the third and fourth games to beat Princeton's captain Toby Symington, 15-7, 15-9, 17-12, 15-2, 15-10. There was Dinny Adams, a noised sophomore who mopped up Princeton's Walt Smedley...
Captain Toby Symington, who played number two last year, will be at number three today, with sophomore John Frazier behind him. Another soph, Bert Gay, fills the number five position, with tennis star Keith Jennings at number six, followed by Cuffy Train, Walt Smedley, and Jim Lemons...
...college towns and big cities. Los Angeles had two 20 years ago (one of them was Sigmund Romberg's), now there are more than 30. José Ferrer and Edie Adams each have one as the newest thing in Hollywood chic. Pomona's retired English Professor Harlan Smedley, 53, who plays a harpsichord as "a countermeasure to all the tensions and noisiness of the day," thinks that "you can't be a pest on a harpsichord." Most harpsichord buffs are piano players who discovered baroque music on LPs; once accustomed to the sweet, incisive, brilliant tone...
...burned the bridges. A second was mounted with agonizing slowness and comic-opera disorganization. The 20.ooo-man force was a command nightmare, as seven nations (Japan. Britain, Russia. France, Italy, Austria, the U.S.) raced for glory. Nevertheless, the melee helped train such young military men as U.S. Marine Lieut. Smedley Butler, and British Naval Officers David Beatty and John Jellicoe. successively commanders in chief of the British fleet in World...