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...Mort Waldstein set Harvard records as a star pitcher last spring, and was so good that he's gone now. Pitching this summer for a farm team of the Philadelphia Athletics, he will be ineligible for intercollegiate athletics after this...
...case of baseball at least, the ineligibility doesn't make too much difference. Waldstein had earlier told Coach Floyd Stahl that he planned to graduate in February, long before next year's baseball season begins. Since he was not here this summer, last spring was his last period of Crimson competition...
...Vort, B. E. '44, Winthrop C-43 KIR 2794 Vauclain, C. D. '46, Lowell K-12 KIR 1001 Von der Fogelweide, U.'44, Adams D-21 TRO 4360 W Waer, D. K. '45, Kirkland H-42 TRO 2891 Wagenaar, T. vanR. '45, Adams C-47 KIR 2199 Waldstein, S. S. '45, Eliot F-23 KIR 1371 Walsh, J. '44, Kirkland N-41 TRO 2477 Warburg, F. M. '46, Adams F-41 KIR 1019 Warner, B. '45, Eliot L-21 ELI 2611 Warner, L. H., Jr., '45, Eliot L-21 ELI 2611 Watkins, J. G. '46, Lowell...
Princeton's young sophomore hurler, John Eide, was paired with Mort Waldstein of Harvard as the two pitchers chosen for the second team, giving the alternate aggregation a brace of south-paw hurlers. Stocky Lee Turner, Cornell catcher, was named to the backstop position...
...Varsity proved especially potent, finishing its year with a 260 team average in League competition and leading the League with 100 hits. Five of the starting nine hit better than '250, Cleo O'Donnell topping the list with a 375 average. Mort Waldstein followed with .367, Harvey with 326, and Clay and Need Fitzgibbons tied at .333. Gerry Callanan's 265 was the fifth...