Word: duals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...windy, rainy dual match Friday, Cornell whipped the Crimson, 6-1. Then Saturday, in even worse conditions, Harvard staggered to a truth-place anish in the 16-team Eastern Intercollegiate Golf Tournament...
Harvard's track team counterbalanced its winless performance at the Penn Relays last weekend with its third consecutive dual meet victory, defeating Dartmouth 114-40 on Saturday at Hanover...
Everyone had an unusually fast day over the Princeton track, but it's possible that Lynch could come through with a repeat performance, or even better one of his times today. The reason is a Dartmouth sophomore named Gordon Rule, who beat him in the indoor dual meet at Hanover this winter. Rule should press the Crimson captain over the high hurdles, though there aren't many runners anywhere capable of keeping up with Lynch at a quarter of a mile. Rule, however, will be the toughest competition Lynch faces until he comes up against B.U.'s Dave Hemery...
Next Saturday the Crimson faces Yale; in two weeks come the Heptagonals, and then a rugged dual meet with an Army squad that lost the indoor Heps title to Harvard by just one point and has picked up considerable strength with the move outdoors...
...ball in May-that is, if it lasts that long. Last week the visiting Bolshoi Ballet practically tore down the house all by itself. Most of the acclaim was lavished on the Bolshoi's wing-footed Prima Ballerina Maya Plisetskaya. On opening night she danced the dual role of Odette-Odile in Swan Lake, and on the next night performed in the U.S. première of Petipa's Don Quixote-altogether a feat that is roughly comparable to Sandy Koufax pitching both ends of a doubleheader...