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Educational history will definitely not be made in Sever 3 and Emerson H tomorrow. Assistant Professors James S. Duesenberry and Francis X. Sutton revealed in a joint statement last night...
Duesenberry and Sutton confessed to baffilement last night, but indicated that they would turn their backs on pedagogical fame by uniting their flocks as soon as possible...
Women's tennis had been in the doldrums since 1941, when Alice Marble left the scene. Its perfectly commendable roster of entirely adequate players seemed unable to turn up anyone in the legendary tradition of May Sutton or Helen Wills. But a Forest Hills gallery last week stood up and cheered with new hope for a sturdy, rosy-cheeked girl who will not turn 17 until next week. Second youngest women's national singles champion on record,* Maureen ("Little Mo") Connolly clearly was a good notch above her tournament competition...
...youngest: May Sutton, who, when she won the title in 1904, was 2½ months younger than Maureen was on her day of triumph...
Commodore issued a characteristic Sutton set (2 sides LP) ranging from the gentle syncopation of four seldom-heard Beiderbecke piano transcriptions to the solid honkytonk bounce of Three Little Words. Columbia followed up a Sutton record issued in its Piano Moods series last fall with Sutton playing eight Fats Waller tunes (2 sides LP) as they had not been played since the late great Negro pianist bubbled through them himself...