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...stage was set for a spectacular finish as Harvard and Yale squared off on Saturday afternoon at the Belmont Country Club lodged in a tie for first place in the Northern division of the Eastern Intercollegiate Golf League. The Crimson and the Blue responded with one of the closest athletic contests Harvard and Yale have ever waged, with the final verdict going to the Elis...
Heading the list of patronesses for the affair was Mrs. James Bryant Conant. Others included Mrs. Homer Albers of Brookline, Mrs. Stanley Cobb of Milton, Mrs. Grosvenor Calkins of Newton, Mrs. Harrison Lyman of Winchester, Mrs. Thomas W. Little of Belmont, Mrs. Arthur W. Reed of Belmont; Mrs. Frank A. Pemberton of Chestnut Hill and Mrs. Frank J. Ludwig of Brookline...
Clark Hodder's Varsity golf team will meet Williams this afternoon at Belmont and Holy Cross and Yale tomorrow in the matches which will decide the championship of the Northern half of the league. Captain Ace Cordingley, Watty Dickerman, Bob Graves, Gerry Davis, Don Peddle, and Pete Macgowan will play for the Crimson...
...heap in the Northern half of the Eastern Intercollegiate circuit, but last weekend's victories over Brown and Dartmouth were only dress rehearsals for the crucial tests on this week's golfing calendar. Powerful Williams rolls into town tomorrow afternoon to do battle with the Hoddermen on Belmont, while Holy Cross and Yale follow in rapid succession on Saturday. The Crusaders should be a rather soft touch, but the Elis will be out for blood, anxious to avenge two straight lickings at the hands of Harvard...
...college golf coach is usually a bed of roses, but Clark Hodder's experiences this spring have been the exception to the rule. Actual instruction of course, is left to Bert Nichols, famous Belmont professional, but Hodder has had his hands full herding his squad through to four wins in five starts. The men competing for the bottom spots have been very erratic. There have been five men, almost evenly matched fighting it out for three positions. Harvard has defeated Rhode Island State, Boston University, Brown, and Dartmouth and has lost only to Amherst--in a non-league clash...