Word: jeffs
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Crimson forward, junior Bob Kanuth--who led all scorers with 16 points--got help from guards Bob Johnson and Jeff Grate to lead the second-half barrage...
...Marshall, Harvard's effort Saturday was marked by three draw bouts. Captain Andy Kopecki began the meet promisingly for Harvard with an 11-5, 118-pound class decision over Dan Kathan. Then, John Moss (123) tied Bob Meldrim, 1-1; Bruce Goodman (130) tied Ithacan Vernax, 1-1; and Jeff Seder (145) tied Ben Bishop, 2-2; around a loss by Paul Cantinella (137) to Cornell's Dennis Wright, 13-9. It was the second straight draw of the season for Goodman and Seder...
...backwoodsmen (or wildcats, as they're officially sobriqueted) feature a hot-shooting sophomore in the corner, Jeff Bannister. A high school All-American and 1966 national AAU pentathlon champion, Bannister is aiming for next summer's Olympics in the decathlon. But right now, he's got more important things to worry about--like beating Harvard...
Harvard coach Floyd Wilson is still trying to get his best five together. He's experimented all year, and he seems to have narrowed it down to about nine possibilities. Mickey Norlander has apparently joined captain Bob Beller, Bob Johnson, and Jeff Grate for the battle for the starting backcourt slots, and the fight for positions up front is just as tight...
...distance against B.U. Tuesday night. This group is anchored by William Burns, alternately referred to as "Trey," "George," or "Bullet," a soft-spoken Baltimorian who grew up idolizing Villanova's Davie Patrick. He coasted home Tuesday with a 1:58 split, two seconds slower than both Dave McKelvey and Jeff Huvelle, who often run identical times in the event they share, the 600. McKelvey is the wide-eyed Motor City partner of Haggerty, and has experimented with Harvard, Europe, and a moustache among other things. Huvelle sort of minds his own business, but was yanked from this anonymity...