Word: lubowitz
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Boyum, co-captain Mitch Reese (3), Charlie Duffy (5), and Jim Lubowitz (9) dismissed their opponents in three games, Boyum taking a particularly impressive plunge into his Harvard squash career by outclassing Christopher Newman, 15-4, 15-12, 15-4. The freshman edged out Lubowitz by two for the Least-Points-Surrendered award...
...most recent catches from that pool showed their stuff in a battle of freshmen at the number six position. Harvard's Jim Lubowitz preserved his unblemished record, posting a four-game victory over his Dartmouth counterpart...
...with Crimson losses in the sixth and ninth positions, the Quakers had evened the bout at four apiece. Left to carry the Crimson was freshman Jim Lubowitz, who in the number eight slot had taken the first two games with a pair of tie-breaker victories...
With his parents in the stands, Lubowitz--a Philly native--dropped the third game and then found out during the break between games that the Crimson's fate rode on his match...
That seems to be all Lubowitz needed. He returned to the court and clinched the match with a routine 15-7 victory. Afterwards, he said modestly about his victory, "Well, it really felt good." Team captain Clark Bain differed slightly, saying of the entire match, "Actually, it was pretty scary...