Word: stewart
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Chances are that the Crimson will win a good share of its singles matches -- if only the weather will allow some time for practice. The indomitable Chet Legg--Harvard's best dressed athlete--may be counted on to produce good tennis. And southpaw Jack Stewart, equally adopt at both singles and doubles, is another Barnaby mainstay. All these men are seniors...
...outstanding juniors. With Corey Wynn, Harris Westheimer, Gordon Hough, and Sophomore Orme Wilson, they form a contingent which should keep the seniors on their toes. Don Marvin, Hubie Earle, and several of the less experienced sophomores are also in the running. It is too bad that Walter Muther, Stewart's former partner in doubles and Russ Ellis, number one on last year's freshman team, are not available this spring. They would be an addition to any college squad...
Like all his clan, John Stewart Bryan is tall (6 ft. 3 in.), gregarious, fond of telling dry anecdotes. In his 68 years Publisher Bryan has accumulated many honors: he is president of the College of William & Mary, an overseer of Harvard University, a director of the Southern Railway...
...distinguished Virginia lady, Isobel Lamont Stewart, Bryan married another: Anne Eliza Tennant, daughter of a rich tobacco merchant. John Stewart Bryan Jr. is head of the Bryan real-estate company. Son David Tennant Bryan, now general manager of the News Leader, is his father's probable successor...
...each morning to pretty up the Bush Bank's lobby. There she pastured her cows. Asahel II 's son was no banker, dabbled in world travel, social pastimes. Of the grandsons, one, Asahel IV ("Tito"), 28, is an Associated Press reporter in Salt Lake City, the other, Stewart, 25, is a director of the family trust company...