Word: ncaas
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...hobbled Harvard hooters, coming off a surprisingly difficult 1-0 NCAA first round win over Rhode Island yesterday and a winning 3-2 loss to Brown Saturday, faces the unwelcome prospect of his third game in five days this afternoon when it meets a defense-minded Yale team at 2 p.m. in the final regular season game for both squads...
...pull in his leg: Mena had a similarly painful pull; and Ekama's chronic foot condition kept the senior in constant and severe pain, for both the Brown and URI games, All, however, will probably play today, but any further injury could cripple Harvard for its crucial New England NCAA regional final next Monday...
...Cornell for second with an unforeseen defeat, and is in an extremely delicate situation. It cannot afford a loss because of the damaging psychological effects: it cannot afford any more injuries because of an overall lack of depth; and it cannot afford to think past the Eli to the NCAA regional final on Monday because, as always. Yale is extremely difficult to beat when it plays Harvard...
Thoroughly outplaying an outmatched University of Rhode Island team, but, as in Saturday's disappointing 3-2 loss to Brown, frustrated offensively, the injury-plagued Harvard booters advanced to the New England NCAA regional finals yesterday with a narrow 1-0 first round over the Rams...
...Rojas finished a dismal 220 in yesterday's NCAA cross country meet in Houston Texes. The race was won by Neil Kusack of East Tennessee with a time of 28:23. Rojas had a time of 33:57. Of a field of 279 starters, only 241 finished. Other finishers were Doug Brown, second, of Tennessee at 28:44, and Ed Leddy of E. Tenn, who was third with a time of 28:52. Tennessee finished first with 134 points followed by East Tennessee with 148 and Oregon with...