Word: tripped
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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George S. Abrams '54, spokesman for the cadets and co-ordinator of the Washington trip, expressed hope that if the AFROTC students do not become officers in June they will at least get some compensation for the loss of their commissions. "Air Force and Defense Department officials now seem interested in giving us a better deal than the private stripes they were offering us last month," Abrams said...
Back in Cambridge after a week of practice rounds at the Pinehurst Golf Club of Pinehurst, N.C., Coach Josh Williams reported that he considered the trip "very satisfactory." The weather was excellent, and the only mishap, a finger infection suffered by Bruce Thurmond, will be healed by this week...
Williams was particularly pleased with the improvement of sophomore Bill McAllister, who shot some of the lowest scores on the trip. McAllister will help to bolster Williams' veterans, who include Ted Cooney, Doug Boyd, Jack Brophy, Pete Malkin, and Thurmond...
...whole, the trip was a highly encouraging one. Aside from the important practice the entire team experienced, at least two sophomore pitchers, Ken Rossano and Jim Fitzgibbons, showed the ability to hold their own in varsity, or varsity-plus competition; and McInnis also had the opportunity to work out evidently successful infield combinations...
...general, the Crimson coach was pleased with his squad's spirit and progress. He wished that his number three single man and top doubles player, Alex Haegler, had been able to make the trip, for Barnaby felt that the junior might possibly have made the difference against the Middies...