Word: bruin
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Matched against Brown Saturday Harvard's formula once again paid off. The Crimson surged into an early lead and kept its comport in the rough waters to beat a strong Bruin boat by five seconds...
...events without obstacles to leap over, the Crimson was just as successful Dwayne Jones flew by the other runners in the 400. From the crack of the gun. Jones was out in front, though he wasn't able to shake Bruin Arnold West until the last turn, when West faded, finishing a far second behind Jones. In the 200. Jones again proved to be unbeatable, taking first with a time of 21.5, while teammate Jay Hudson finished fourth, after taking second...
Second-year Bruin coach Steve Gladstone has had something to do with the team's sudden success. With 13 years of college crew coaching experience, Gladstone brings as impressive 76-13 record into this season, including four undefeated seasons guiding the Crimson lightweights in the mid-1970s. In addition, the Bruins boast six veterans in their boat, not counting their captain and number-three man, Chris Ravenscroft...
...closest Harvard could get. The rest of the game was a back-and-forth trading of goals, each would-be Harvard rally quickly squashed by a Brown tally. High scoring Bruin freshman Ton Gagnon answered Hawley's goals with a pair...
...fourth, Harvard's 6-ft., 4-in at tackman, Steve Bartenfelder, shook the tight defense of the only Bruin bigger than him, 6-ft., 6-in. Bill Aliber, to make it 6-3. But two late goals by Rainalai, one on a two-man advantage, was all the Crimson could manage after that...