Word: lost
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...beginning at 8 p.m.) will result in neither extreme outcome. Harvard has performed well at Ithaca in the last two years, losing only by narrow 7-6 and 4-3 scores. And on the other hand, in its three years of ascendancy, Coach Ned Harkness's team has never lost an important Ivy game. The token defeats--to Harvard, Yale, and this season Brown--have been significant only as demonstrations that Cornell could lose...
...more interesting guessing game revolves around the ECAC standings. If the Tournament Committee follows recent practice and seeds teams on the basis of won-lost percentages, then Cornell will be first and Princeton eighth, but the pairings of the six teams in between are still very uncertain...
Shaw admits that he runs erratically. But his times speak for themselves. He has run Harvard's two fastest miles this year. He has perhaps more native speed than Baker and is an explosive runner. The first two races he lost to Baker--against Army and B.U.--were early in the season, and Baker is quick to point out that his teammate has progressed more than himself strength-wise since the beginning of the season...
February has been a cruel month for the freshman wrestling team. Undefeated through its first five matches, the squad has lost three straight matches this month. A reportedly heavily recruited Princeton team was as tough as was expected, but the losses to Rutgers and Brown were unpleasant surprises...
Cornell, which lost to Harvard last year by a touchout in the last event, was supposed to be back stronger than ever this year. The Big Red lost none of its members to graduation and, swimming in its own pool, was out for Crimson blood and fifth place in the Eastern Sea-board Swimming League. Harvard, which lost two of its best swimmers last year, should have been down after the heart-breaking loss to Princeton...