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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Last winter Mardulier was an outstanding hurdler on the University track team, and during the spring season he was a consistent point winner in the low hurdle event. He was also a member of the cast of the Dramatic Club's production "Fiesta" given last fall...
...Second University soccer team defeated Fitchburg, 2 to 1, Saturday afernoon. R. K. Vincent '32 was Harvard's luminary, counting one of the winner's two goals...
...into a wind blowing moderately toward the east. Many of their pilots and aids had been in previous races and it was to be expected that they would surpass themselves in distance and time aloft. But the longest duration was 28 hours, by Belgium's Capt. Ernest Demuyter, winner of four James Gordon Bennett races. He landed only 230 miles from his takeoff. That was comparatively not so bad for the unofficial winner of the race, Ward Tunte Van Orman, Goodyear Tire & Rubber engineer and twice before a Race winner, traveled only 347 miles, poorest winning distance...
...Winner, N. P. Hallowell, '32; Brennan (HC); R. C. Hodge, '31; G. N. Barrie, '32; Sturtevant Burr, '31; J. W. Fobes, '32; R. B. Thurber, '30; C. B. Davis, '31; J. M. Fox, '32; O'Connell (HC); Casson (HC); Gannon (HC); Holland (HC); Adams (HC); Parent (HC); Cerasult (HC); McCafferty (HC); Varda (HC); Fitzgerald...
...notable upsets. Although several of the seeded players have been forced to default, the only one to be defeated was K. B. Daggett '30, who was put out by J. K. Peterson, 1L, in the fourth round. Another close match was that in which J. M. Barnaby '32, winner of last year's Class B tournament, defeated D. T. Field '31 in two tight sets...