Word: kapur
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...tournament, Penn's Jeff Condon should be the central figure. Condon played an outstanding match against Harvard's Ed At wood at Penn and won in three games. The Quakers' Anil Kapur should not have any trouble with any non-Harvard opponent...
Barnaby has taught his team the percentage shot, and against Penn it was the percentages that carried. Looking tired and falling behind in the fourth game, Gonzalez played conservatively and won several long points to beat Kapur at number four. Luck? "I could see he was more tired than I was. He kept stalling between points and I was beating myself by hitting the tin," Gonzalez said. "So I decided to just keep the ball in play and let him force a shot to end it, and I won," he said without the slightest hint of surprise...
Harvard was ahead throughout the match, and at one point the game score was an embarrassing 6-1, No match went five games, and except at number four, where Jaime Gonzalez edged Anil Kapur in four close games, each match was won decisively. Four Crimson players swept their matches in three games...
...Gordon put the Crimson ahead quickly with a three-game victory at number six, but the crucial point in the match came moments later. Neil Vosters was trailing at eight, Alan Quasha was behind in his first game at five, Kapur was leading in the fourth game against Gonzalez, and Dave Fish was a clear underdog in his match at number two with Eliot Berry...
...Kapur started the season this year at number two but was passed by Elliot Berry and captain Jeff Condon. Kapur has been replaced by sophomore Chris Sadowski, who has advanced from number seven during the season...