Word: gonzalez
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard's top four players--Anil Nayar, Larry Terrell, Jose Gonzalez, and captain Rick Sterne--led the romp, all winning three straight games. "These four are stars," Coach Jack Barnaby said after the match. "They win with consummate ease...
...number two and three matches, both Harvard players breezed past their opponents. Sophomore Larry Terrell used his longer reach to defeat Cornell's short captain, Bruce Mesches, 15-8, 15-3, 15-4. Husky Jose Gonzalez, showing unexpected agility for his size, ran Mark Taylor all over the court enroute to beating...
...remaining five Harvard players all won easily. Michel Scheinmann, Fritz Hobbs, Bruce Wiegand, and Fernando Gonzalez each posted 3-0 victories. Peter Abrams won by a 3-1 margin...
...rival of Terrell's, Jose Gonzalez '68, will play number four. In 1965 and 1966 Gonzalez won the Junior Nationals, edging out Terrell both times...
Nayar, the slight Indian national champion who paced the Crimson team as a sophomore last year, defeated another Harvard player on his way to the finals. He beat senior Joe Gonzalez, 3-2, in a very close quarterfinals match...