Word: cups
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...overconfident (after all, a five-foot putt is always a five-foot putt), but this was the case with the Crimson. While Alex Vik and Tom Yellin fired identical 77's, none of the other five men could best 80, as Harvard's previously unbeaten mark slid by the cup...
...moment anyway, the Bike Cup (symbolic of Greater Boston League dominance) is still safe in Harvard's hands, though Northeastern gets a rematch May 1 in front of their own outfield fences...
...wedge rather than a seven-or eight-iron approach. On the green there's only 35 ft. between the front and back traps, so you've got to put some teeth on the ball. Bob Jones once saw Nicklaus wedge his second shot two feet from the cup here and said, "Mr. Nicklaus plays a game with which I am not familiar...
...12th in 1952 on the final round. I hit a six-iron into the water, took my penalty shot, and then skulled the ball into the grass bank in front of the green. It looked like a certain six or worse, but I wedged out stone-dead into the cup and saved my lead...
...Bruins' season and Stanley Cup hopes are over, the quickest finish to a Boston season in six years. Undoubtedly Orr. Esposito, and the rest can now enjoy the fruits of their million dollar contracts...