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Dudley's strength lies in quarterback Brian Asher and co-captains Tack Chace and Bill Carnduff, who line up at tackle and halfback...
...current show was hand-picked from the collections of 75 Yalemen (class of 1895 to the class of 1959) by the director of the Yale Art Gallery, Andrew Carnduff Ritchie. Refusing to select the works from photographs, Ritchie criss-crossed the U.S. to study each suggested entry, had no assistance in making his final choices. Says he: "One eye had to give unity to the show." Ritchie's eye was catholic: among the 150 oils, 68 water-colors and drawings, and 47 pieces of sculpture are works from 17 countries, ranging from the nightmarish quality of Francis Bacon...
...Albright on its modern course. In 1939 Director Gordon Washburn, now head of Pittsburgh's Carnegie Institute, inaugurated a "Room of Contemporary Art," where moderns were hung experimentally, then either acquired permanently or resold. This system, widely copied by other museums, was carried on by Andrew Carnduff Ritchie, now head of Yale University Art Gallery, and current Albright Director Gordon M. Smith, 51, who switched the emphasis to U.S. abstract expressionists. The result of the Albright's venturesome buying is a modern collection that ranks in quality right behind such mammoth institutions as Manhattan's Modern...
Chances with Fenders. To coax Smith out of the woods, Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art last week staged an impressive retrospective of 34 of his bronze, steel and iron works, plus a handful of paintings and drawings, covering some 20 years of production. After Andrew Carnduff Ritchie, Yale's new fine arts department head, looked over Smith's lacerating steel birds, ponderous tank totems and one creature of dubious charms compounded of salvaged auto fenders recast in bronze, he said: "Smith takes chances and he has the courage to fall flat on his face...
...members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon team were P. M. Essig '33, catcher; J. T. Lees '33, pitcher; F. J. Jeffers '33, 1st base; Stewart Neill '32, outfield; A. R. Carnduff '33, 3rd base; R. C. Wells '33, outfield...