Word: nielsens
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...three and a doubles team of Goeitz and Colson at number one-with neither replacement being very effective. If Princeton had gone with the same lineup today, Harvard's chances of winning at those spots-both extremely vital-would have been realistic. But with Howell back, Harvard junior Chris Nielsen may be in over his head at number three, and Nielsen and Washauer will be underdogs against Howell and Colson at first doubles...
...anxious hour yesterday afternoon, it seemed as though Harvard was headed for serious trouble. After juniors Chris Nielsen. Joc Cavanagh and Bill Brock had swept to easy singles triumphs at three, four and five. Penusophomore John Adams rallied to break Bill Washauer's service in the 14th game of their first set at number one and on to win 9-7. Then. frustrating the powerful Washauer with an exhaustive volley strategy. he took the second set as well. 6-2, to add to a swelling Quaker rally...
...After that, the situation became surprisingly easier. Washauer and Nielsen took a quick 6-4 set from Adams and George Rork at first doubles, and after all three doubles contests were moved inside because of darkness. swept the second set as well...
...number one spot during Carry's airsence last week and promptly ran off victories over Army's Bill Maikemes, Dartmouth's Geoff Dyer and Yale's Pete Heydemann all respectable performers. Fish, who began the Sonthern trip ranked number four, has moved past Joe Cavanagh and whipped junior Chris Nielsen in a challenge match two weeks ago to nail down the second spot...
Charlie Moore, who has moved rapidly up the Quaker singles ladder, will face Chris Nielsen at three, and George Rork, the other Penn sophomore, will be Cavanagh's opponent at four...