Word: davises
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard's Dick Appleby, top-seed of the "B" singles, was upset in the quarter-finals by Penn's Levin, 1-6, 9-7, 6-4, but Crimson captain Brian Davis reached the finals by beating Penn's Richie Cohen, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4.
Fortunately, Harvard will have both of its starting defensive tackles, Dave Davis (233) and Skip Sviokla (230), back in action today after sitting out the Tufts game.
There will be no changes in Harvard's starting defensive or offensive units, except for the return of Davis and Sviokia. On the offensive line, left guard John Peterson is back from his injury, but he has yet to push replacement Bob Flanagan out of the starting berth.
In the doubles, Jarvis and Levine have moved into the number one spot, ahead of Appleby and Davis. Adelsberg and Gonzalez will defend their Class C doubles championship of 1965.
The Dodgers, who went into the October Classic 8-5 favorites, set a Series record of their own by committing six errors in one game. Outfielder Willie Davis made three of them all by himself in the fifth inning.