Word: graveses
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"It's time to move on." Carie Graves said yesterday about her decision to resign from coaching the Harvard women's crew team.
Graves, who has served in her present capacity for six years, said that after coaching the Crimson for the rest of the spring she plans to begin training full-time for the 1984 Olympic crew competition.
A two-time member of the U.S. Olympic squad (in 1976 and 1980). Graves' departure has received mixed reactions from team members. The Crimson oars women voiced their best wishes for their mentor's success but added that the team will miss Graves' rowing expertise.
Fouled out--Semard, Plutnicki, Hyacinthe, Parker. Total fouls--Yale 26, Harvard 23, Rebounds--Harvard 34 (Ferry, Plutnicki 8). Yale 30 (Kelly 7). Assists--Harvard 15 (Dixon 6). Yale 18 (Graves 17). A--1800.
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