Word: mits
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...tennis team collected a decisive 7-2 win ovr MIT yesterday. Harvard lost only at the number one singles and doubles spots, winning all the other matches in straight sets...
...first singles match, MIT's Ben Aasnaes uncorked a sound, all-around game to defeat the Crimson's Paul Sullivan, who appeared to be somewhat off his form and was not hitting the ball as hard as his opponent. Aasnaes combined good ground strokes and an effective return of service with expert cross-court shots that often forced Sullivan to go well beyond the outside doubles line in order to retrieve the ball. Aasnaes won both sets...
...doesn't rain, MIT will put a Norwegian sophomore named Ben Aasnaes at number one for the match with the Crimson's Paul Sullivan. The Engineer's number two man--captain Bob Padik--will meet Harvard's Bob Bowditch. These same four players will have another crack at each other in the first doubles match...
...MIT's chief problem will be inexperience in the top spots. Varsity competition in still fairly new to Aasnaes, and Padik was only number six on last year's Engineer varsity. The number three man, Nick Chainey, didn't play in 1960, and the fourth man, Jerry Adams, was ranked eighth last year...
Harry Rosenweig and Harland Cuklanz will fill out MIT's singles positions. Chainey and the number seven man, Kerry Chatwin, will probably play second doubles; and Adams and Rosenweig currently hold the third doubles spot...