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...goal by John Ince and continued to dominate the first period, earning a 3-2 advantage. Princeton put more pressure on the Harvard defense in the second quarter, but the Crimson was equal to the task as it allowed only one Tiger shot to get into the net. Meanwhile, Phil Zuckerman, Cle Landolt, and Ince collected goals for Harvard...
...beat Princeton." Phil Zuckerman said yesterday. Teammate Bob McDowell felt that it the Crimson can play as it did in its 12-4 victory over Cornell, anyone could win tomorrow's game. It seems to be a question of putting together four quarters of the type of lacrosse Harvard is capable of playing...
John Ince and Phil Zuckerman collected a grand total of 17 points in yesterday's slaughter, in which the Crimson netted 10 goals before the Crusaders could get one by goalie John Cosentino. Cle Landolt scored two goals, and captain Tom Nicosia tallied two goals and one assist...
Scoring honors went to Bruce Regan and Phil Zuckerman. Regan netted 5 goals, while the sophomore attackman accounted for three assists and three goals. Cle Landolt, John Ince, and Bobby Johnson chipped in two goals each, and Jim Kilkowski had three assists...
Fordham is a definite underdog since the Crimson dunked the Rams, 16-8, in advancing to the semifinals of the AAU's. Crimson goalie Phil Whitten said last night, "I think we'll beat them by more this time since we'll be playing in a bigger pool, and they won't be able to score as easily." However, Harvard may be without the services of talented John Montgomery...