Word: dual
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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After concentrating on the freestyle sprints for the dual meet season. Geoff Seelen proved himself once again, with a 52.26 to steal the 100-yd. backstroke event for the second year in a row. Teammate Dave Phillips, who along with Julian Bott seems destined to fill the gap that Seelen's upcoming graduation will leave in the Crimson's backstroke corps, reached the wall third, following Seelen and Temple's Cooper Taylor...
...racquetwomen will need all the experience they can muster this weekend as they face Penn and Princeton to finish off their season. The team is undefeated in dual matches so far--boasting an 8-0 record--but will be a heavy underdog against the Tigers, this year's Howe Cup champions...
Entering the final day of competition, the Crimson held a tenuous lead. More importantly, though, the Crimson had something to prove. Princeton had been the only team to defeat Harvard this season in dual meet competition. Now, on neutral turf, the Crimson sensed revenge...
...lane number seven, appearing in his final dual meet for the Crimson, the Olympic silver medalist from Chappaqua, New York, Harvard's co-captain and three time All-American, Bobby Hackett...
...effort to stop the Cornell forward, Crimson Coach Frank McLaughlin went to Mark Harris--the other half of the hoopsters' dual captainship. The tactic worked. With steady, determined defensive play, Harris held Reynolds to a single second half bucket, helping the Crimson scramble back from a seven-point deficit...