Word: crimsons
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Tonight, a talented Harvard sextet that has never lost to New Hampshire, and is undefeated in two games this season, confronts a U.N.H. team that has been waiting since the ECAC quarterfinals last March. And perhaps, as was the case the last time the two squads met, the Crimson will be able to escape with a victory...
Harvard ripped the Wildcats. 7-1, when they met last February, but U.N.H. had been exhausted from a gruelling overtime loss to Boston College on the previous night. The game had been even for two periods, but the Crimson defeated the rapidly collapsing Blue with six goals in the last-twenty minutes. The next meeting was quite dissimilar...
...team now has a ten-day break until its next match against Army on Dec. 17. The well-conditioned Cadets always present a challenge to Harvard, especially at West Point. Army is one of the few teams that uses a seamless ball, and coach Jack Barnaby will have the Crimson practicing with this different ball in the next few days...
Wesleyan swept the first three weight groups to take a commanding lead, but the Crimson came back to win six of the next seven matches...
...Eastern semi-finalist Mark Faller, though not in top form, had little trouble with the Cardinal's Bill Gavin in a 7-1 win, and Tony Rayner (177) came through with an impressive 9-0 victory for the Crimson...