Word: balled
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Hennen Jennings scholarship to Leonard D. Jaffe, of Brooklyn, N. Y., candidate for S.M. M.I.T. '40. Flavius Searle scholarship to Robert P. Burden, S. M. '40 of Medford; Charles Storer Storrow scholarships to Joseph N. Ball Jr. '40 of Philadelphia, Pa.; Charles T. Morrow, S.M. '38, of Gloucester; and Maurice A. Reidy Jr., '40, of Newton Highlands...
...bowels of the Harvard Union, where the clattering of plates and the jangling of silver can be heard but faintly, the addicts of the ivory ball gather round the Green Table, follow the clicking white cue-ball in its geometrical course. There, in the cozy twilight, they howl and argue and relax. When their backs cluster too thickly around the play, they turn and shout for help. They cry for the arbiter of this musky underworld, and from behind the counter a grey old man, watching with cold, steel-blue eyes, rises slowly and shows the boys. And once...
...thinks that the idea back of a pool and a billiard room is pretty sound. Naturally studies and exams come first, but with a little application any fellow should be able to loosen up his wrist and hit a dead-center ball. Besides, it's good relaxation...
...Cordingley and Watty Dickerman lost their matches and the best ball in the first foursome, but Bob Graves, Gerry Davis, Don Feddie, and Pete Macgowan carried off the last six points for the team victory...
With the wind against them in the first half, the Crimson attack was slowed somewhat and it was Dave Colwell's excellent kicking that kept the Cabotmen out of trouble. But in the second half by their deft handling of the loose ball and powerhouse aggressiveness the ruggers showed themselves decisively to be the best team in the league...