Word: lemmon
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Crimson squad returned home after a performance Coach Dave Fish termed "the greatest comeback ever in the history of Harvard squash," boasting two individual titles--in the "C" and "B" divisions respectively--copped by Captain Clark Bain and Geordie Lemmon...
...Geordie Lemmon, playing two notches up from his accustomed number four position, starred in a four-game battle against Dartmouth's talented Ned Mandel, dropping the first game but roaring back to take the final three stanzas...
...lone Harvard loss of the afternoon came at the hands of Yale's Jim McBurney, who subdued Geordie Lemmon in five see-sawing games...
...Mickey Spillane knew anything about sports, he might have written the scenario. The courts were hot and fast, inhospitable to the Crimson shotmakers who lacked the all-important home advantage. But the Crimson was undaunted, jumping out to an early lead with Brad Desaulniers, Chip Robie, Geordie Lemmon and Clark Bain notching convincing wins over their Quaker opponents...
...Harvard Captain, fourth-seeded Clark Bain, pulled through after erratic play early on to win his five game match over Ontario's Sean McDonough, Charlie Duffy, Harvard's only undefeated tournament player, racked up a 3-1 win over Dennis Hisey in the number five position. Robie and Geordie Lemmon, in the number three position, both suffered losses in the 5th game after battling neck and neck with their opponents...