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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...
Brown always stayed in the race to the very end, and Crimson-Bruin matches provided some of the East's best soccer. Dartmouth and Yale featured a few quality players each year, but lacked the balance to compete on equal terms with either Brown or Harvard. Cornell and Penn struggled on the outside looking in, their club-status teams still learning the game...
...highlight of the day was the first singles, which pitted Harvard ace Howard Sands against his good friend and neighbor from Pacific Palisades, California, Bruin Scott Diehl. Sands utilized consistent play and good ground strokes to win the friendly grudge match...
...encouraging to note that today's romp was over a greatly improved Bruin squad that already has more victories this year than last season's total. The easy match didn't drain any of the emotional energy that will have to be summoned for today's Yale match. In the words of Pompan. "Today was encouraging to watch. We're all building up for Yale. We're building intensity...