Harvard Aims to Defend Squash Crown at Williams
Harvard travels to Williams College for the National Intercollegiate Squash Tournament with 109 players from 22 colleges. Action on 15 courts starts Friday at 8:30, three divisions feature 44 A entries, 36 B, 35 C, with seeds TBD and Harvard seeking its defending team title.
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Yale
Jeff Condon
Penn
Eddie Atwood
Dave Sedwick
Amherst
Navy
Hamilton
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Trinity
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Bowdoin
Cornell
Tight races in Girls Eastern and Green Mountain leagues
In the International League Andy LaRoche posts 244 single and Pat Chenaille 597 triple. Ed Gardner 222 single and Beebe Tables 538 triple lead the Men’s City. Garage League sees G Caslin 235 single and R Kline 613 triple. Girls Eastern Connie Ware 210 single and 504 triple. Southern Vermont Art Simmons 211 single and Bob Pettit 550 triple. Carbon League Millie Hicks 204 single and Jim Bow 540 triple. Classic Loop leader Bob Townsend 263 single and 790 triple with no handicap. Garage League tightens as Girls Eastern and Girls Green Mountain stay near top in a close-standing week.
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Pownal March Opens with Savin of the Green Days
March begins with a push to save money and complete projects. The ad promotes inexpensive ready to nail together workbenches priced at 15.89 dollars, claiming lumber costs would be higher elsewhere. It humorously notes availability at any 1768 location.
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