Word: squashed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...score of 5-0, three B league teams yesterday trounced their opponents. Lowell House, playing on its own counts, defeated Adams House. Kirkland House was submerged by the Dunster racquetmen. The match took place on the Kirkland House courts. Phillips Brooks House was similarly vanquished by the Leverett House squash team on the latter's courts. The only close match of the day was that between Eliot House and Winthrop...
...good player in any game except football," said William Tilden in a CRIMSON interview yesterday. "Every sport requires a certain handling of the body and instinct which an athlete can soon learn to acquire. Football, however, also requires a rugged physique which is not necessary in games like tennis, squash, and baseball...
...intention of President Lowell and Mr. Harkness to create seven separate Houses which should be as completely individual and autonomous as possible. To this end each House was given its own dining room, common rooms, libraries, and squash courts, all to be under the management of the House officials and for the exclusive use of the House members. Shortly after the opening of the Houses, the masters requested the University to extend it control to the House squash courts. The H.A.A. responded and opened the courts under the same restrictions as apply to the other athletic facilities. At present...
...annual Freshman squash tournament began yesterday at the University Squash Courts with 189 entries on the brackets. The winner of this annual event will be given a gold medal...
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...