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Richards v. LaCoste. Richards pulled off his sweater, made two errors, was aced twice by the small Frenchman, whose face showed all too clearly his partiality for the vices that infect his country and capital city. Richards took the next three games. Ah, that was better! A clean-living American would yield to no such opponent. Richards was at the net now, was volleying crisp shots to right and left. He made nine service aces in the first set. But a series of lucky placements by LaCoste, and the evident willingness of the Frenchman to spend all his reduced vitality...
...once through the picture does one feel that the wind-machines, the smoke-bombs, and the Kleig lights are lurking just around the corner. The sky has an odd opaque quality, unknown to this climate. The shallow waters shimmer with reflections from the clean sands below, and the proas of the natives sweep through the surf, like birds skimming the clouds. The cocoanut trees wave to and from against a high sky-line. No tricks, no artifice, no sham appears in "Moana", but only the peaceful glory of the South Seas...
...University hockey team white-washed Yale on Saturday in New York before 10,000 spectators, thereby establishing its superiority on the ice over its two Big Three rivals. The score on Saturday was 2-0, which together with a 4-0 win two weeks ago, gives Harvard a clean slate in the Eli series for this year...
...capturing their second successive triangular meeting, the University track performers established two new meet records, took five first places, and placed in every event. The mile run resulted in a clean sweep for the Crimson runners, and in two other events, the 1000-yard and the two mile runs, they captured the first two positions. The meet was run off with machine like precision and in record time before a crowd which filled every seat in the building...
Benito Retorts. While the Italian Senate seethed about him in expectant approval of whatever he might be going to say, Mussolini mounted the Tribune: "The long and tortuous speech of Stresemann makes it necessary for me to make an immediate reply, which shall be clean and precise, like the speech I made in the Chamber last Saturday...