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...began to swish at will. The Crimson finished with a superb 60 per cent field goal percentage, to a poor 38 per cent for the home team. HARVARD The Scoring FG F T Gallagher 7 7 21 Royer 6 3 15 Dressler 4 4 12 Grate 4 1 9 Beller 1 5 7 Johnson 2 3 7 Kanuth 2 0 4 Bailey 2 0 4 Mankowski 1 1 3 Griswold 1 0 2 Waickowski 0 1 1 Total 30 25 85 BRANDEIS Haggerty 7 5 19 Katzman 4 4 12 Gil 3 5 11 Noyer 4 0 8 Zimmerman...
Among the reserves, two sophomores and a junior are expected to see a lot of action. Dan Martell (6 ft. 6 in.) averaged 8.9 points for the freshman last year. Junior guard Bob Beller (5 ft. 11 in.) had a 5.7 average for the varsity...
Harvard's attack rested on the jumpers of Sedlacek, who netted 11 baskets, on those of Jeff Grate and George Neville, who both propped in 5 buckets from the floor, and on the drives of sophomore guard Bobby Beller. Beller, who teamed with Neville in the backcourt for most of the game, was second high point man for the Crimson, with...
...senior's fine shooting was the only exciting note of an otherwise mundane contest. Harvard was ahead, 30 to 22, with 4:40 left in the first half; then Sedlacek hit a jumper from the circle, Bob Beller connected from the corner, and Jeff Grate sank a pair of foul shots, making the score 36-23. In the last two minutes of the half, Sedlacek hit three straight baskets which blew the game wide, giving the Crimson a 42-25 halftime lead...
Because Harvard was outplayed under the boards constantly, its fine shooting went for naught. The Crimson hit 34 of 59 shots from the floor -- a superb 59.3 per cent -- compared with Cornell's 46 for 96 mark. Keith Sedlacek was the Crimson's high scorer with 22 points. Bob Beller scored 15 points, hitting five-for-five from the floor...