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...fall to start preparing for the 1981 campaign. About 35 varsity, J.V. and freshmen players turned out last Tuesday night for the first session of Harvard indoor soccer. The group will play every Tuesday and Thursday from 11:30 p.m. until 1 a.m. on the top floor of the IAB, with three games going on at once. For now, says 1981 captain JOHN DUGGAN, the games are "pretty much informal," with no scorekeeping. Next week, however, Duggan hopes to be able to start an informal "intramural-type" league. "It would be mainly just for fun, a couple of hours...
Freshman Crimson hoopster KEN PLUTNICKI never suspected he had relatives in the Boston area--at least, not until just before Harvard's game against Cornell last Saturday night. But the group of people he found outside the IAB that evening knew all about him, ever since Robert Plutnicki, a sophomore at Marlborough High and a don't-even-try-and-figure-out-the-relation relation, had discovered a little blurb in the Boston Globe which mentioned that Ken would be attending Harvard in the fall. That discovery had set the wheels in motion, and after a series of very confusing...
...victory in today's game--which begins at 2:00 p.m. in the IAB--would match the seven game victory skein of the 1970-71 season. That string is among the longest in Harvard basketball history: even director of intramurals Floyd Wilson, who coached the hoopsters for more than a decade beginning in 1954, can't remember a long streak...
...basketball team has a streak of its own--six straight wins, the longest since a seven-gamer in 1970-71. That skein is on the line this afternoon, when the hoopsters meet Merrimack at the IAB in a 2 p.m. start. Should the Crimson win, the resulting seven-game streak will tie the longest streak in Harvard history...
...basketball vs. Meerimack, IAB...