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Harvard came in second to the Coast Guard overall, and Tufts followed the Crimson in the race. Terry Neff, a sophomore at Harvard, was voted number-one sailor in New England after the regatta. Harvard's Chris Middendorf was low point skipper for the meet, and is now ranked fourth in New England...
...colleges participated in the regatta Saturday, which was a series of qualification races for Sunday's finals. Crimson skippers Terry Neff, Chris Middendorf, Tim Black and Chris Wood did not make the cuts...
...Harvard squad will have an equally tough time of it this weekend as they sail in two New England championships at MIT and Coast Guard. Clem Wood, Terry Neff, Chris Middendorf and Tim Black will represent Harvard on the Charles, while Chris Hornig, Ogden Ross and Rick White will sail in the two-day New London event. Both events will be run on a team racing format, with each school sailing only one opponent at a time...
...Monday's Greater Boston championship, in which Harvard was the favorite, Neff, Wood and Middendorf had mediocre days and again could only gain a second place finish behind Tufts. All three committed numerous mental errors that cost the Crimson's victory...
...Danmark Trophy, sailed at Coast Guard Saturday and Sunday, it was the home team that overtook Harvard in the second day of events to win the event. Terry Neff, who was the low-point skipper in A Division, and Chris Middendorf, collected an eight-point lead after Saturday's six races, only to see it vanish in light airs on Sunday. Coast Guard won by the same margin...