Word: coops
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Also included are the memorable Coop robbery, Lamont opening, John Harvard, and adviser cartoons. The cartoons are the thing, of course--Inside Harvard's excuse for being. The text is not bad; indeed it is indispensable, for the drawings are not all the same size and few of them fill a whole page...
This year, both sections are trying to outdo the other with gala displays. Last week, the Cambridge Light Company dug up the sidewalk in front of the Coop to put in permanent installations for electric displays, and yesterday, workmen finished stringing garlands and colored lights between every pole from Harvard to Quincy and Brattle Squares...
Bandy-legged, Ecuador-born Pancho Segura had Jake's number from the first. He covered court like a bird dog in a chicken coop, took the sting out of Kramer's big serve, whacked his own two-handed forehand drives into the far corners and outguessed Kramer in nearly every rally. It was all over in less than an hour. Score: 6-2, 6-2, 6-1. Explained a somewhat surprised Kramer: "Pancho knocked me down in the first set and never let me get off the floor." Pancho, who gets only a salary, to Kramer...
...doesn't the Coop carry classical records...
...turned out, this was the end of the day's balloting. Almost everyone decided to leave at 5:56, before Mr. Cole had a chance to answer the question: "Does the Coop have shoe repair department?" There wasn't even a motion to adjourn, and the meeting may conceivably still be in progress...