Word: penns
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...heaviest Ivy League competition the Crimson will have to deal with should come from Cornell and Penn. Although neither school managed to sneak into the top twenty at the indoor championships, both possess depth in several events and should pose a threat to the tracksters...
...Penn Relays and the Greater Boston Championships occur a day apart, late in April, in what should be an exhausting weekend. The Heptagonal meet takes place the first weekend in May. The squad will try to improve upon the fourth-place finish it gained in the winter version of the Heps...
...racquetmen were quick to recover from the back-to-back losses and finished the season with victories over MIT, Dartmouth and Yale and a strong showing in the national six-man championships. But the losses to Penn and Princeton seem indelible and leave a question mark on the possibilities of a Crimson national title next year or in the near future...
...Crimson travelled to Penn the following weekend in poor mental condition, a result of fatigue and post-Princeton let-down. The outcome was a 1-3 loss to the Quakers, the only truly bad part of this "bad" season. The key to the defeat was the absence of Desaulniers, who had undergone foot surgery following the Princeton encounter. As Reese reflected later, "Losing the 'D' was critical. His presence means one match is in the bag and, also, having a player of that caliber makes you feel a little more impregnable." Without Desaulniers, who was recently elected captain of next...
...Byerly Hall, there are several potential members of the Class of '83 who Desaulniers feels have varsity potential. With their arrival and a new team attitued, the now "good" Crimson squash team may once again be "great." SQUASH STATISTICS IVY LEAGUE 1. Princeton 4-0 2. Penn 3-1 3. Harvard 2-2 4. Yale 3-1 5. Dartmouth...