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Coach Bert Haines is all smiles about his Varsity contest tomorrow as the Crimson eight goes to the stake with a good chance of bringing home both the Engineers' and the Redmen's crew shirts. Although Cornell is somewhat of an unknown factor in tomorrow's meet, Tech finished only several inches ahead of the Crimson boat in last spring's race. Tech defeated Cornell in the spring contests which Harvard did not enter. The average weights of the two boats are almost identical--Tech weighing in at 178 and Harvard at 177 1/2. In the spring race the weight...
Competing under perfect racing conditions, Jaako Mikkola's Crimson harriers opened the 1944 season Saturday by taking the measure of a well-balanced Worcester Tech outfit, over the 3.7 mile University Handicap course...
When Jaako Mikkola's Crimson harries open the 1944 cross country season tomorrow against Worcester Tech, it will be the first time since last month's Decathlon meet that the team will run together as a complete unit...
This victory, which toppled Tech from the undefeated ranks, was the Crimson's fourth as against one setback. Sweeping all three of the doubles contests, the Crimson dissolved a 3-all tie in the singles to sew up the match...
...singles matches, Bob Ross, playing number one for Harvard, lost to Tech's Gordon Chun, 2-6, 7-5, 6-3, while Moe Levin of the Crimson trounced Tom Henson, 6-2, 6-2. Jack Hugus of M.I.T. defeated Milt Stearns, 6-3, 6-3, and Crimson man Bob Rayle lost to Bruce Mayer, 6-2, 6-0. Tow Ellis and Bill Mayleas of Harvard evened up the singles by defeating Roy Haddox and Tom Cummings, 6-1, 6-2, and 4-6, 6-3, 6-1, respectively...