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...plus side of the ledger, the squad beat Hollins, 6-3; Queens College in Charlotte, N.C., 9-0; American University, 7-0; and Georgetown by a 7-0 count. The wins against American and Georgetown came without the services of number-one singles player, freshman Denise Thal...
...line-up for the match should see Thal at the number-one spot followed by Muscatine, Sukie Magraw at three, Maude Wood, Robertson, and Kathy Agoos playing six. Thal and Muscatine will team up as first doubles, with Magraw and Robertson playing second doubles and Agoos and Wood at three...
...four spots on the team will go to varsity returnees Jill Robertson and Lissa Muscatine, co-captains, and freshmen Denise Thal and Suki Magraw. The other 2 spots are being contested for by Maude Wood, Kathy Agoos, and Rita Fuanaro. With such depth, Radcliffe should be able to look forward to a successful season against such opponents as Wellesley, Wheaton, Pine Manor and other New England schools. The team should also be helped out by a spring trip over vacation that will include matches with University of North Carolina, Duke and Mary Baldwin...
Although the team roster has not been set definitely, four of six starters for the varsity team have been chosen: freshmen Denise Thal and Suki Magraw, and co-captains Robertson and Lissa Muscatine...
Piraeus Public Prosecutor Constantine Fafoutis accused him of "inflicting le thal injuries" on his wife Eugenie, and asked for an indictment (TIME, Aug. 31). Greek Shipping Magnate Stavros Niarchos insisted that he had bruised her only while attempting to revive her after she had taken an overdose of barbiturates. Last week a panel of three judges sided with the defendant and ruled that "no charges should be pressed. After telephoning the good news to his uncle, Niarchos' Nephew Constantine Dracopoulos announced to newsmen: "Mr. Niarchos never doubted that Greek justice, with its reputation for strict impartiality and fairness, would...