Word: elie
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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However, despite the awesome epee performance, Eli domination in foil and sabre destroyed the Crimson. The Bulldogs mercilessly hounded the Crimson foil men, who lost seven out of nine bouts. Only Don Valentine saved the foil squad from the embarrassment of losing every contest. Valentine won two bouts against one setback...
...Crimson finished its season with a 7-5-2 record and a fifth place, 2-3-1, finish in the Ivy League. Yale's victory clinched third-place for the Bulldogs and gave the Eli the number one ranking in New England...
...roof fell in on the Harvard swimming team last Saturday afternoon in New Haven, as a fired-up Yale squad completely demolished the Crimson en route to an embarassingly easy 78-35 win before a delighted partisan crowd at the Eli's cavernous Payne Whitney pool...
Four Harvard men were penalized within the first 11 minutes, and the Eli took advantage of the shortage to pump in a quick goal at 2:24, and add a second at 10:10. Both were, to say the least, unusual. Yale wing Larry Bisaro poked in the first goal after it had apparently been tied up by Harvard goaltender Joe Bertagna out of a scramble in front of the Crimson...
Crimson coach Bill Cleary immediately removed Bertagna from the game, replacing him with Steve Perry, and Harvard went on the offensive to try to regain the lead. At 13:54 Harvard's Bill Corkery slapped a rebound into the Eli net, and linemate Dave Hynes added another 55 seconds later on the power play to seemingly place the Crimson out of danger...