Word: penn
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...play Princeton and Brown, the two teams who have only lost once. But a parallel with Rick Nelson may be drawn here: Cornell's lacrosse team is not what it used to be. The defending champs were routed by Harvard, 12-4, and succumbed to Penn...
...Cornell-Brown contest is this weekend in Providence, and Cornell meets the Tigers seven days later in Ithaca, away from the exhuberant fans at Princeton. The Big Red can do Penn, Harvard, and themselves, the three teams who have lost twice, two big favors by winning these games. Even if Cornell can win one, it would be appreciated...
Only matches with weak Dartmouth and Yale teams remain on the schedule, and unless one of coach Jack Barnaby's patented 'acts of God' occur, the Crimson should tie with Penn and Princeton for the E.I.T.A. crown...
Only 10 days ago, the varsity tennis team rallied to edge the Bengals, 5-4. Princeton beat the other serious challenger for the Eastern title, Penn, by an 8-1 margin. It appears that, as in fencing, Harvard will be the only team to top the Tigers...
...quick look at comparative scores ruled the Crimson lacrosse team an over-whelming underdog. Brown and Penn had both downed Harvard, but Priceton had dumped the Bruins, 10-5, and had completely crushed Penn, 12-2. Statistically, there was no way that Harvard could...