Word: bruin
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...After Bruin spoiler Tom Jirele--who last year stomped all over his Harvard opponents in the same event--grabbed the sixth spot, coach Bill McCurdy's feeling that "there was no way we could lose this thing" seemed a bit of an understatement...
When the last limping Bruin crossed the line at Franklin Field, the Crimson had racked up a near perfect 15-48 rout by capturing all of the top ten places except for sixth. The harriers accomplished the feat without the services of captain Adam Dixon, who was out with tendonitis, or Andy Gerken, sidelined with a hip injury...
Harvard gave its all in that semi-final, but the Bruins came up with just a little bit more. Super-scooter Frances Fusco sealed a 2-1 Bruin victory with a goal midway through the second half. Princeton barely worked up a sweat in disposing of Yale...
...Crimson quietly knocked off Yale in the tournament's consolation game, 3-0. The booters then took to the bleachers to witness Brown's finest hour, a 2-0 win over previously unbeaten Princeton in the finals. The game went on for more than 100 scoreless minutes before Bruin forward Cameron Tuttle knocked in two goals in the second overtime period...
Perennial powerhouses Brown and M.I.T. pose the largest obstacles to Harvard's plans at the New Englands. Bruin Coach Ed Reed has eleven recruits to try to replace graduated superstar Russ Hertzberg. Reed and his boys have worked out at sunny U.C.L.A. for the past month so Brown, which has not lost a New England match in six years, should be virtually untouchable...