Word: tennised
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Surveying his Vassar domain, Henry Noble MacCracken, 53, can say: "Under favorable conditions and proper guidance we have found the American student to be characterized by self-control, reliability, persistence and tolerance." His tolerant charges in turn watch him play tennis with freshmen, dance with sophomores, romp in the annual...
Plopped behind a fence in the centre of Northampton, Mass., with many an old and ugly red brick building studding its wide, green lawns, Smith foots its sisterly class in beauty of architecture. But Smith girls are not envious. Smart though not notably intellectual, they study hard under a first...
Entries for the annual University Tennis Tournament will close September 28 according to an announcement by Coach Harry Cowles. All members of the University are eligible to enter either the Singles A or Singles B or Doubles contests. The A tournament is generally selected by members of the squad and...
Beating Perry is something that the best tennists in the world have been trying unsuccessfully to do since the French championship matches last May. At Forest Hills last week Perry whisked through the first two sets against Allison 6-4, 6-3. As if impatient for the rest period that...
¶ Liberty last month published an article by onetime champion Ellsworth Vines, flaying the U. S. Lawn Tennis Association for being ungrateful to the players who support it. At Forest Hills last week, Vines, now a professional, appeared to broadcast the matches. He was asked to leave.