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...basketball team is looking to finishing close to the top of the Ivy standings. The Crimson reached the double-digit mark in victories for the first time since 1984-'85. Harvard will get help from Ron Mitchell of Locust Valley, N.Y., Eric Carter of Lino Lakes, Minn., Mine Minor of Lynnfield, Mass. and Steve Brown of Eugene, Ore. The cagers will also get the help of Fred Schnernecker, who is returning to the Crimson after taking a year...
...Mark T. Brazaitis Casey J. Lartigue Jr. Sports Editor Associate Sports Editor 1. Penn 1. Harvard 2. Harvard 2. Penn 3. Princeton 3. Princeton 4. Cornell 4. Cornell 5. Brown 5. Yale 6. Columbia 6. Brown 7. Yale 7. Columbia 8. Dartmouth 8. Dartmouth Michael J. Lartigue Jennifer M. Frey Special Projects Editor Assistant Sports Editor 1. Harvard 1. Harvard 2. Princeton 2. Penn 3. Cornell 3. Cornell 4. Penn 4. Princeton 5. Columbia 5. Brown 6. Yale 6. Yale 7. Brown 7. Dartmouth 8. Dartmouth 8. Columbia Julio R. Varela Colin F. Boyle Assistant Sports Editor Staff Writer...
...Harvard football team is not supposed to contend for the Ivy League title in 1987. The Crimson finished the previous year with a 3-7 overall mark. In the 1986 campaign, Harvard used a handful of quarter-backs before settling on Tom Yohe. The running game was a shambles. The defense did the best it could. But after the 1986 season, the defense looked like the sides of beef Rocky used to punch in meat coolers...
...returning linebackers are Mark Zielinski (6-ft., 2-in., 225 lbs.) and Paul Tomasi...
Last year, Yohe rewrote the Harvard record book, signing his name to just about every career passing mark...