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The complete collapse of the U. S. Davis Cup team last week would have been more remarkable if it had not happened so frequently before. In 1931, the same English team even more unexpectedly beat a U. S. side that had Sidney Wood, Wimbledon finalist, and Frank Shields, Wimbledon runner...
For two years Anthony J. Buttitta of Bizerta, Tunis, has been striving for a literary renaissance at Chapel Hill, N. C., where every three weeks he publishes Contempo. Contempo's editor considers his magazine ''an asylum for aggrieved authors," a paper dedicated to ''the reception...
John R. Tunis '11, sports writer and author of a recent book entitled "Sports," writing in this month's Atlantic Monthly, airs the subject of the decline of interest in football and comes to the conclusion that "Football's Day is done." The Boston Herald, in an editorial printed elsewhere...
John R. Tunis, of the sports writers' left wing, sings rather an exultant dirge over the corpse in an Atlantic Monthly article. "Every evidence shows that the game is being killed," he concludes, "by its own excesses. To argue that this is good or bad is useless. Football's day...
That Mr. Tunis's conclusions are essentially sound, few will deny. The outcome of the present season amply bears out the thesis of his article, which was probably written a month or two ago. But, as regards the New England situation at least, one wonders if his announcement of football...