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...Leverett I-44 KIR 9707 Susking, G. '45, Eliot A-31 ELI 2241 Swift, E.K. Jr. '46, Leverett C-41 KIR 2107 T Taileur, I. '46, Leverett A-14 TRO 5221 Thalhofer, J.J. '46, Winthrop F-44 TRO 3723 Thomas, J.S. '45, Dunster B-11 KIR 2208 Tisch, C.B. '46, Lowell F-32 KIR 3985 Towson, E.L. Jr. '46, Lowell E-13 TRO 9087 Traub, M.S. '46, Adams C-46 ELI 7806 Trauntman, D.T. '46, Kirkland K-22 TRO 9188 Troupin, E. '46, Lowell F-31 KIR 3985 U Ulin, A.A. '46, Eliot D-42 TRO 4711 V Vail...
...Suskind, G. '45, Eliot A-31 ELI 2241 Swift, E. K. Jr. '46, Leverett C-41 KIR 2107 T Tailleur, I. '46, Leverett A-14 TRO 5221 Thalhofer, J. J. '46, Winthrop F-44 KIR 3728 Thomas, J. S. '45, Dunster B-11 KIR 2208 Tisch, C. B. '46, Lowell F-32 KIR 3985 Towson, E. L. Jr. '46, Lowell E-13 TRO 9037 Traub, M. S. '46, Adams C-46 ELI 7806 Trantman, D. T. '46, Kirkland K-22 TRO 9188 Tronpin, E. '46, Lowell F-31 KIR 3985 U Ulin, A. A. '46, Eliot...
...give their game the name by which it is known to everyone else is a grave indelicacy when in the company of ping-pong players. In the U.S., ping-pong players call it table tennis. In France it is tennis de table, in Hungary, asztali tennis, in Germany, tisch tennis. In England, the only expert player who is likely to use the name ping-pong for the game invented by British Army officers in South Africa before the turn of the Century, is Frederick Perry. World's ping-pong champion before he became its No. 1 lawn tennist, Perry...
...time he was 18, he had proved himself a genius. Because the game is played more seriously in Europe than in the U. S., "Viki" Barna presently had patrons who made it possible for him to play what he prefers to call tisch tennis all year round. In the last four years, he has toured Europe, Africa, the U. S., won 524 trophies, never lost one of his 73 championships, except by default. He holds his rubber-faced racket with the tennis, not the penholder grip popular among his U. S. confreres. His best stroke is the backhand which...
...cast for the German Play, "Gott sei Dank der Tisch ist gedeckt," has been arranged as follows: General von Saint-Paulin, R. G. Wellington '02 Frau von Saint-Paulin, L. R. Clapp '03 Hermance, their daughter, and bride of Lombard, G. P. Wolcott '03 Lombard, bride-groom of Hermance, W. S. Bedal '03 Roussillon Augustine-Servants, K. Baumgarten '03 W. A. Sawyer...