Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Holleran, number-two man on Harvard's 1960 team before he took a leave of absence, is probably the key to Harvard's hopes for the team title. "If Romer is playing well, he can knock off some good players and possibly meet Vic in the finals; if he loses early we'll probably lose the tournament," Barnaby explained...
Assuming victories over Princeton and Yale, Harvard will finish at 7-3. Dartmouth is now 7-1, so it must drop home games to Brown and Cornell to come down to Harvard's level. But in this event Brown, now 5-2-1, would have to lose at Princeton to finish below the Crimson...
...John Thorndike, and John Francis have played against some good Yale teams--two years ago Francis had to come back from a 13-6 deficit in the last game to give Harvard a 5-4 win. Last year the Elis won three of the top four matches only to lose...
Dartmouth, the current Ivy leader at 6-1, plays in Princeton tonight, and then meets Brown and Cornell. The Indians must lose twice to give Harvard a chance...
...victory, and since then Brown has lost one of its leading scorers because of academic difficulties. The Bruins have won a lone Ivy game all season--over Dartmouth by four points. The mind boggles at the thought of the type of performance Harvard would have to turn in to lose to Brown...