Word: tennised
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Three minor sports squads elected captains for next year as David G. Halstead '40 was chosen as the new lacrosse leader, William A. Cordingley, Jr. '40 for golf, and David S. Burt '40 for tennis.
Dave Burt has played No. 1 man on the tennis team for the past two seasons, and his brilliant play has been climaxed by his election to the captaincy of the 1940 netmen. Burt prepared at Exeter and captained his Freshman team here at Harvard. As a member of the...
> World's No. 1 Tennist Donald Budge: the concluding match of a coast-to-coast U. S. professional tennis tour opposite Fred Perry, his predecessor as world's No. 1 tennist; at White Plains, N. Y. Of 36 matches played, Budge won 28.
Actually "Dick" Vidmer, Herald Tribune sportswriter, had reported how 34 U. S. sportsmen* signed a statement: "Moral Re-Armament is a battle for peace where sportsmen must take the lead. . . . Sportsmen morally rearmed can unite the world." They signed at the urging of handsome Henry Wilfred ("Bunny") Austin, British Davis...
Six singles defeats in ten matches were too much for a fighting Crimson tennis team to overcome in the doubles contests, and they went down to a heartbreaking 8 to 7 defeat in New Haven on Saturday afternoon.