Word: kennings
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Playing in his first varsity match, Ken Ehrlich (#9) got Harvard off to a good start with a four-game triumph against an opponent whom "he couldn't have beaten a year ago by any stretch of the imagination," according to Barnaby...
...afternoon, the cross-country squad had problems with the course and finished third. Ken Houston was first for Harvard in 11th position. Six seconds behind him in 12th was Nordic Captain Peter Dillon. John Hunter took 15th. Hubbard said yesterday that the icy course and narrow trails hampered the team--Dillon got going too fast on an icy downhill portion and "flew off the course and hit a tree," according to Hubbard...
George Hughes was banished at 13:21, but the penalty killers who had been sc brilliant in the second period faltered. Ken Pettit's rebound-conversion at 14:42 tied the score at four...
...went, from Bill Kaplan's 15-9, 11, 10 triumph in the first position (a comparatively tough win by last night's standards) to Ken Ehrlich's 15-5, 10, 7 victory at number nine. Ehrlich took that ninth position over from Ted Humphreyville, who graduated after last semester...
These three players, however, did not shock the Tigers by themselves, for, as Barnaby stated, "It was a colossal team effort, one of the best that I've ever seen." It was an effort which also featured victories by Mark Panarese (#6), Scott Mead (#8) Ted Humphreyville (#9), Ken Ehrlich (in an exhibition match at #10), and three near misses...