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Included among the 17 schools backing the Harvard-Radcliffe program are Yale, M.L.T., Brown, Amherst, Williams, Smith, and Wellesley...
Elsewhere on the Crimson basketball front Saturday, the Freshmen belted Andover 71 to 47 in an away game. Ed Smith, Yardling captain, fattened up his average with nine field goals and four charity tosses...
Prior to the Varsity meet with Brown, Howie Schless' undefeated Yardlings cuffed the Brown Cubs, 31 to 3. Jim Fulton, Bob Abboud, Dave Smith, Charles Keith, and Heiny Dunker all took pins, while manager Moe Richardson subbed in the 145-pound class and caried off a 3 to 2 decision...
Also ticketed for deportation this week was Ferdinand Christapher Smith, national secretary of Joe Curran's C.I.O. National Maritime Union. Smith, a Negro, entered the U.S. from Jamaica in 1919. Like Williamson, he was picked up as he left his Manhattan apartment and taken to Ellis Island. He not only advocated violent overthrow of the U.S., said the warrant, but returned from a Mexican trip in 1945 without a visa. Smith's politics were no news to Curran. Only recently Joe had called him a Communist Party cardholder...
Exeter couldn't hit the ring. The prep-school's frequent but wild shots were hooked off the backboard by the taller Crimson quintet and racked into the winning total from every corner of the court. Ed Smith accounted for 25 points personally...