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...Greg Kirsch continued his outstanding play in taking Princeton number five Adam Ciot to three sets. Ciot played as high as number two for the Tigers in the fall, and beat Pompan in straight sets...
Harvard's other champions outplayed archrival Yale in the "C" doubles final. Bob Horne and Greg Kirsch fell behind by one break right at the gun against Keith Redman and Stu Hudson...
...facing set point at 3-3, Redman netted an overhead of a deep Horne lob to tie the set 5-5. In a tie-breaker at the end of that set, the Crimson pair fell behind, 3-2, before running off three straight points, the last on a Kirsch put-away of a high Hudson volley. The pair took the second set more easily, 6-4, as Kirsch continued hitting overpowering overheads and repeatedly putting the ball away...
...singles, both Horne and Kirsch fought their way to the semifinals. Horne then succumbed to the Yale skipper, big Brad Dressler, in the "B" semi's, 6-2, 6-3. Kirsch's 11-match unbeaten string came to an end in his semifinal loss to the eventual "C" division winner. Dartmouth's Mark Jeffrey...
...DOUBLES-Kirsch and Horne (H) def. Redman and Hudson...