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of the All-England Tennis Cham
attend college until he worked
for a year. And the thought of
a military career hadn't occurred
to him.
Hazlett convinced his friend
that Annapolis would be the best
choice. Ike wrote both senators
in July asking for an appoint
ment. One suggested that he take
a competitive exam in November
at Topeka. For four months the
two studied together, taking ad
vantage of some of the short cuts
that Hazlett had learned at his
military prep school. The hard
study work was wcth it, for Eis
enhower was first out of 30 who
took the exam. The senator wrote
him, advising him to go to West
Point, because he was better qual
ified. He would be overage, also,
if he went to Annapolis.
"Of course, I tried to talk him
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going to look a gift horse in the
mouth," recalled Captain Hazlett.
After the two were in school,
they saw each other at Army
Navy games, but their vacations
seldom came at the same time.
In 1922, Hazlett, now a young
Navy man on submarine duty
docked at Panama fpr repairs.
He saw Eisenhower who was sta
tioned there. It was there, Cap
tain Hazlett feels, that his friend
first became conscious of his po
tentialities. He was studying the
campaigns of Napoleon down to
the troop movements building
up a good backlog of information.
"I think I realized his ability
from the start. I knew that if he
got a chance, he'd go places."
While Hazlett hasn't seen too
much of the General lately, he
has kept up an active correspond
ence with him. The General thinks
out loud, philosophizing, and dis
cussing present pressing problems
with his old friend.
Though Hazlett is no political
expert, he thinks that many of
the people in the State will vote
for Eisenhower if they get
a chance. "I urged him to run a
year ago, saying he was needed
and that it was his duty if call-
jed," says the captain. "Of course,
I was probably one of thousands,"
he added.
"People don't like the Republi
can label, but they like him, and
will vote for him," he noted.
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a quarter-finals singles match to
Herb Flam, who eliminated Sedg
man in the quarter-finals of the
same championships last year.
The talented Sedgman captured
the big three this year at Wim
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he men's singles last Friday in
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Thomas, making a bid s for a
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Yoshi Oyakawa, the NCAA
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Bob Brawner, Princeton's
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