Word: fleischman
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Hard-Boiled Eggs. On hand to greet the visitors and deliver an explanatory lecture was the collection's proud assembler and owner, 31-year-old Detroit Industrialist Lawrence A. Fleischman, vice president of his family's Detroit carpet company, part owner of two TV stations and a rotary-press company. Born of poor Russian immigrant parents, Fleischman scraped through hard times, remembers when the family lived on nothing but hard-boiled eggs for days. As a youth he pitched in to help his father run a small linoleum store in Detroit. After the elder Fleischman nourished his shop...
...Fleischman's serious collecting began after service overseas in World War II as a combat infantryman. On the advice of his wife, a keen art student, he shifted his buying to American works, and now Fleischman has a handsome collection of Winslow Homer and John Marin watercolors. "What started out to be a hobby has become a disease," he admits...
Tuesday's qualifying round changed the Crimson's line-up. Both for the Penn match, which will be played at the Charles River Course at 2, and for the Dartmouth encounter, which will be held in Hanover, the lineup will be: Bill McAllister, Roger Fleischman, Captain Bob Ornsteen, Alan Steinert, Jim Bailey, Lou Klein, and Brock Stokes, in that order...
...disaster went as follows. The Elis' number one man, Ned Vare, easily defeated Brock Stoke 6 and 5. The Elis' number two man, Pete Nisselson, came from behind to win one up over Lou Klein. The Elis' number five man, Franz Dolt, routed Roger Fleischman 8 and 7. The Elis' number six man, Jim McCullough, routed Dave Beadie 8 and 6. And the Elis' number seven man, Bob Clark, downed Al Steinert...
...remaining matches, the Ephmen won by sizable margins. At five, Roger Fleischman was erratic and bowed to Pete French, 3 and 2, and John Boyd, blasting his irons with power and precision, eliminated Dave Beadie, 5 and 3, at the number six slot. Bob Foster beat Alan Steinert 2 and 1 in the final match...