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...summary: WINTHROP RAMBLERS Dexter, l.e. r.e., Fox, Bruce Dunton, l.t. r.t., Jackson, Whittemore Futcher, l.g. r.g., Silin McCabe, c. c., Greenberg Gorman, Sapienza, r.g. l.g., Hunter Knowles, r.t. l.t., Morgan Gustafson, Taylor, r.e. l.e., White Wightman, q.b. q.b., Cohen Ripley, l.h.b. r.h.b., McJennett Downes, Swarts, r.h.b. l.h.b., Campana Clapp, f.b. f.b., Stein, Bates, Fuss...
...will be served in the Junior common room after the Texas game. Residents and Associates of Winthrop, together with their guests, are invited; the charge will be $.25. Announcement has also been made of the appointment of George Wightman '34 as Sophomore member of the House Committee...
...football games, Eliot vs. Leverett, and Winthrop vs. Lowell, opened the inter-house football season this afternoon at Soldiers Field. The only score of the afternoon was made by Ripley of Winthrop House, and Wightman, who added the point after touchdown, resulting in a final score of Winthrop 7, Lowell 0. The result of the Eliot-Leverett game was a scoreless tie. The game were the first of several which are going to be played this fall in order to determine which team shall play a Yale class team at the end of the season...
...lineup for the Winthrop-Lowell game was: Winthrop House: Dexter, l.e., Dunton, l.t., Sapienza, l.g., McCabe, c., Gannon, r.g., Knowles, r.t., Daley, r.e., Henderson, q.b., Wightman, l.h.b., Clapp, r.h.b., Swartz, f.b., Lowell House: Wheeler, l.e., Tussi, l.t., Goddard, l.g., Moore, e., Skaife, r.g., Rauh, r.t., Salls, r.e., Woodard, q.b., Shuebruk, l.h.b., Faulkner, r.h.b., Ferriter...
...finals, Mrs. Moody's opponent was Eileen Bennett Whittingstall. Before her marriage to Painter Edmund Fearnley Whittingstall, Eileen Bennett defeated Mrs. Molla Mallory in the 1928 Wightman Cup Matches. Still the prettiest and best-dressed of woman tennis players, her game has improved brilliantly this year. But while Mrs. Moody was sweeping through the upper half of the draw almost as easily as in 1929. Mrs. Whittingstall was having a hard time of it in the lower half. In the quarter-finals she played a great match against Helen Jacobs, considered second best woman player in the U.S. After...