Word: doublesized
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The Crimson took four matches in singles competition and two in doubles to thwart the Quakers in yesterday's action in Philadelphia.
Harvard took wins at number two, three, five and six singles to grap a 4-2 lead going into the doubles round. The most impressive Harvard win came at number two, where Gary Reiner beat Larry Lobe 6-3, 6-4. Crimson coach Jack Barnaby was especially pleased with Reiner...
In doubles competition the number two and three teams picked up triumphs. Lindner and Gardner Rowbowtham topped Benham and Swartze 6-3, 7-5, and Reiner and Ingard topped Al Sadkowski and Tom Melton 6-4, 7-5.
Barnaby said that the doubles teams are getting stronger every day, and should be very strong by the matches against powerhouses Columbia and Princeton.
Tom Loring and captain Randy Barnett, the only veteran doubles team, will face Penn's best combo. Lidner will join Gary Rowbotham in the second doubles slot, and John Inger and Gary Reiner will play the final match.