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Upon returning to the East, the Crimson competed in the ECAC Championships at Princeton. Despite three goals from sophomore Tiana Peterson, Harvard dropped its first game 10-5 to the host team. After a 13-7 win over Gannon, the Crimson succumbed to Brown, 6-3, before beating Hartwick...
...Nationals. But Harvard found itself so shorthanded that it had to ask former players junior Jill Ono and sophomore Jane Humphries to play. Despite their admirable contributions, the Crimson fell behind Princeton 4-0 after one quarter en route to dropping its first contest, 11-7. Against Indiana, Peterson scored her third, fourth, and fifth goals of the tournament, but an eight-tally second-quarter explosion from Indiana condemned Harvard to a 14-8 loss. In Harvard's final game of the season against George Washington, Humphries and second-team all-tournament honoree Magnuson each notched four goals...
...Strokes and the movie In the Heat of the Night. DIED. ALESSANDRO NATTA,83, Italian Communist Party leader for nearly 40 years; in Imperia. A longtime ally of historic party leader Palmiro Togliatti, Natta unsuccessfully opposed changing the party's name when the Soviet Union collapsed. RESIGNED. DOUGLAS ("PETE") PETERSON, 65, United States ambassador to Vietnam, fueling speculation that he plans to run for Florida Governor against Jeb Bush; in Hanoi. Peterson engineered a U.S.- Vietnam trade deal, which is awaiting the Bush Administration's submission to Congress for approval. A former air force pilot and prisoner...
...absence, sophomore Tiana Peterson and junior Christine Meiers each had some success driving into two meters. Meiers drew four kick-outs while Peterson scored her third, fourth, and fifth goals of the tournament...
...Gunderson led the Crimson against the Tigers, drawing four kick-outs. In addition, Peterson and Humphries each netted two goals for Harvard...