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Phillip L. Nightingale '37; Edwin K. Packard '37; Joseph H. Perry, 3rd '40; Frederick Reinstein '37; J. West Roosevelt '39; J. Willard Roosevselt '40; Kermit Roosevelt, Jr. '38; Morton S. Robbins, Jr. '40; Royal E. Robbins '39; Edward Robbins, Jr. '40; Wheeler Sammons, Jr. '37; Kenneth W. Sterling '40; David Stilles '40; Charles M. Storey, Jr. '37; Robert T. Whitman '38; and Hugh G. Williams...
After a poor start in the first half the Yardlings ran riot in the second to down Worcester Academy 10-3. Tied at three all at the half the Freshmen rallied and scored seven goals while holding their opponents scoreless. Dole, Doughty, Halstead, and Willard shared the scoring honors...
...Harvard summary: Gordon, g; Scofield, Mixter, p; Blotner, cp; Lewis, Behr, (Wilcox,) ld; Wilcox, Greble, 2d; Doughty, c; Greene, White, 1a; Halstead, Crump, 2a; Willard,Banning, oh; Dole, Van Horne...
Goals: Halstead 2, Willard, Greene...
Once launched by Hollywood, badminton broke out all over the U. S. in patches. From Canada, which currently has about 25 of the world's best 30 singles players, including Professional Jack Purcell who two years ago beat Hollywood's Willard for the "world's championship," the game spread quickly to Detroit, Chicago, Seattle. Badminton literature began when Squash-Badminton appeared in 1934, grew when American Lawn Tennis added a badminton section last autumn, came of age last week when the national championships made badminton in daily papers jump from the society to the sports pages. Average...