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Sophomore Peter Briggs won the Foster Cup Squash trophy yesterday afternoon with a four game victory over Crimson captain Ed Atwood...
...today, Harvard's number one, Peter Briggs, should be strongly challenged by Crimson captain Ed Atwood in the final round of the Foster tournament at 2 p.m. on the Hemenway courts...
...Atwood, however, has a history of surprising favorites. His mild personality on the court often puts him in the shadow of his opponent during pre-game warm-ups. But Atwood has one of the finest repertoire of shots in collegiate squash. In two intercollegiate tournaments, Atwood has upset the number one seed...
Furthermore, Atwood, with his quiet style, usually wins the support of the crowd, even on the opponent's court. In his championship match against Condon last weekend, Condon stopped the game at one point to get a towel, and Ed said, "Could I please have the ball to practice a little...
...individual matches today, however, the Crimson came out on top of Penn in the final day competition by winning both the "B" and "C" division championships. Captain Ed Atwood displayed an amazing array of shots in disposing of Quaker captain Jeff Condon in three games, while sophomore Dan Gordon easily topped Penn's Charlie Jacobs, 15-11, 15-6, 15-11, in the "C" final...