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Columbia started the day strong, winning the doubles point by sweeping the three doubles matches. Salil Seshadri and Akram Zaman defeated the No. 1 team of co-captain Joe Green and Styperek 8-6, and the No. 2 pairing of sophomore William Lee and freshman Dave Lingman fell to the Lions' Sam Josephs and Donny Opici 9-7. Mickey Kaplan and Peter Holik completed the sweep by beating juniors Mike Rich and Anthony Barker 8-5, giving Columbia a 1-0 team lead...
...gave Harvard its first point, pulling off a tension-filled 7-5, 7-6 (9-7) win over Zaman. The veteran Green then fought back after losing the first set 6-4 to beat Steve Millerman 6-0, 6-2 in the next two sets at the No. 1 match. Freshman Oli Choo, playing at No. 5, completed the remarkable comeback, with a 3-6, 6-1, 6-1 victory over Oscar Chow...
...went with the off-chance that I would play," Doran said. "Basically I was there because only Joe [Green] and I had played in the tournament before. This is the best result ever in my years here...
...first round, on Friday, the Crimson took on No. 16 seed Georgetown. The teams of Green and Styperek, Lee and Choo, and Barker/Rich swept the doubles. No singles player dropped a set to the extremely overmatched Hoyas as Harvard...
...Clinton biographer Maraniss had begun by telling us briefly that Lombardi arose from an ethos built on the trinity of church, family and a few years as assistant coach at West Point, that would have been enough for us to appreciate what follows. Because once Lombardi reaches Green Bay and the Packers, the book soars like a game-winning field goal...