Word: bains
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Crimson number one man George Bell started the Harvard charge by easily defeating Army's Scott Snook in four games. Number five man Geordie Lemmon, seventh-ranked Clark Bain and nine man John Dinneen all won handily to make...
...Clark Bain (H) beat Larry DiRita...
Chip Robie came back from a two games to nothing deficit to win, 3-2. Joe Somers, Geordie Lemmon, Rob Blake, and Clarke Bain, all posted 3-0 victories...
John Havens, the Crimson's number two man, and Clark Bain at eight finished first, and the scoreboard read Harvard 3, Yale 3. Havens outsted bulldog Tony Sanders, 3-1, despite being hit in the leg by by a squash ball, hampering his already limited mobility from knee troubles. Bain dropped his contest, 1-3, to Jim McBurney...
...Bacon, John Stubbs, Clark Bain and Jeff Secrest (numbers two, four, seven and eight respectively) disposed of their opposition easily and continued the long string of zeros on the MIT scorecard...