Word: anile
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Harvard captain Ed Atwood and senior Jaime Gonzalez have fairly easy quarterfinal matches and should advance to the semis, where they will probably meet Penn's Anil Kapur and Jeff Condon, respectively...
...tournament, Penn's Jeff Condon should be the central figure. Condon played an outstanding match against Harvard's Ed At wood at Penn and won in three games. The Quakers' Anil Kapur should not have any trouble with any non-Harvard opponent...
Harvard was ahead throughout the match, and at one point the game score was an embarrassing 6-1, No match went five games, and except at number four, where Jaime Gonzalez edged Anil Kapur in four close games, each match was won decisively. Four Crimson players swept their matches in three games...
...individual tournament, former Harvard captain Anil Nayar was eliminated by John Reese of New York in the quarterfinal round, 11-15, 18-17, 18-16. 15-11. In another quarterfinal match, last year's Crimson captain Larry Terrell fell to Colin Adair of Montreal...
...Anil Kapur, number four man for the Penn squash team, ruptured a disk in tournament play and will be out for the rest of the season. Kapur had been one of the most successful Quakers in the past two years...