Word: wightman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Yale will start Captain Johnny Cobb and Tom Vogt at the forward positions with Joe Zilly at center, while Chuck Seelbach and Ray Anderson will play guard. Substitutes include Al Ingley, John Owen, Fred Rosi, Irving Walradt, Al. Bartholemy, Art Wightman, Bob Halliday, and Chalmer...
...guard situation is capably handled by two Sophomores, Tom Vogt and Art Wightman. The former's forte is set shots, but he suffers from inaccuracy, while the latter is average in all departments...
...Zilly, Yale 5 11 9 31 Jolly, Cornell 5 12 6 30 Olsen, Dartmouth 3 12 6 30 Hunter, Cornell 5 7 15 29 Levinson, Pennsylvania 3 13 2 28 Munroe, Dartmouth 3 9 7 25 Seelbach, Yale 5 8 9 25 Hasslinger, Columbia 2 8 5 21 Wightman, Yale 5 7 6 20 Viguers, Pennsylvania 3 7 2 16 Caputo, Pennsylvania 3 5 4 14 Vogi, Yale 5 4 6 14 Pearson, Dartmouth 3 6 1 13 Parmer, Dartmouth 3 5 2 12 Hahn, Pennsylvania 3 4 4 12 Owen, Yale 5 6 0 12 Busse, Princeton...
Engaged. Dorothy B. Andrus, granddaughter of the late, subway-riding "Millionaire Straphanger" John E. Andrus, and Wightman Cup tennist, who married her first husband three times in a year, in 1933 divorced him; and Charles E. Voorhees, member of the Pennsylvania Legislature; in Philadelphia...
Married. Peggy Scriven, jaunty, snub-nosed Yorkshirewoman who played on two of England's Wightman Cup tennis teams; and Frank Harvey Vivian, R. A. F. officer; in London...