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Crusaders Beat Nine, 2-1, On Ninth-Inning Home Run Through Shortstop's Legs
Herald columnist George Frazier wrote yesterday morning that "Harvard's baseball coach is strictly bush," but in Splinter Stadium in the
Howe Defeats Niederhoffer To Take Intercollegiates
Yale senior Ralph Howe won his second straight intercollegiate squash title yesterday, defeating Vic Niederhoffer 3-0 at the West Point
Yale Favored to Win In Squash Tourney
The best amateur squash squad in the United States will undoubtedly lose the intercollegiate team championship at West Point this
Varsity Squash Team Beats Yale
Junior Lou Williams, playing the best squash of his life, became the first varsity racquetman since 1960 to beat one
Varsity Squash Team to Meet Yale In Match to Decide League Crown
In 1959, Yale won the national squash title only to lose later to a determined Crimson squad, 6-3. This year
Squash Team Seizes National Championship
The Harvard squash team of Bill Morris, Lou Williams, Paul Sullivan, Doug Walter, and Terry Robinson had been playing with
Niederhoffer, Squash Team Advance in U.S. Nationals
What were once cautitous hopes--that Harvard could win both the team and singles titles at the national squash championships--became distinct
Niederhoffer, Squash Team Go To U.S. National Tournament
One of Harvard's greatest squash teams and one of Harvard's greatest players head for Detroit today and the U.S. Squash
Squash Squad Faces Amherst
Jack Barnaby's squash team should pick up its fourth straight shutout and its seventh straight win against a hapless Amherst
Niederhoffer Wins State Tourney; Victories Over Hecksher and Zug Place Junior Near Top in U.S.
No Harvard player has ever won the Massachusetts s q u a s h championship while in the College--until last
Pusey Says University Maintains Old Concern for 'Humane Learning'
President Pusey said in his annual report that the University's involvement in science, research, and graduate and professional education has
Niederhoffer Beats U.S., Canadian Champions in Cowles Tournament
Vic Niederhoffer, who had never touched a squash racket before he came to Harvard three years ago, defeated both the
Assault Case Against Undergraduate Scheduled for Trial Next Tuesday
An assault and battery charge against Russell B. Roberts '64 was continued until next Tuesday in the Third District Court
City Policemen Jail Undergraduate; Junior Faces Assault Charge Today
Russell B. Roberts '64 will be arraigned this morning in the Third District Court of Eastern Middlesex County on a
Philosophy Dept. to Offer Course in Existentialism
The philosophy department will offer an undergraduate course in existentialism next year for the first time since John Wild left
