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Harvard's only loss was in the third doubles, where Kal Pollen and Dave Moore dropped a 6-4, 6-1 match to Peter Guest and Dick Shrager. Pollen and Moore had never played together before, since Pollen's regular doubles partner, Gary Adelman, was needed for the number two doubles match yesterday. Guest and Shrager played an all-around game, with no single tactic outstanding in their...
...other singles matches, Paul Sullivan defeated Jack Walter, 6-4, 6-3, the Crimson's Doug Walter defeated Tony Skolnick by 6-2 and 6-4, and Pete Smith won his match, 6-1 and 6-0. Pollen and Dave Martin added the other victories...
Because of the poor weather, Barnaby has not been able to run off as many test matches as he would like, especially to solve the problem of replacing Woodbury for a week. Leading candidates for the number six spot are Kal Pollen and Gerry Adelman, and whoever does not play singles will probably play second doubles with Peter Smith...
With a match victory insured by the five singles wins, Crimson coach Jack Barnaby was able to experiment in the doubles combinations. In the first doubles, Barnaby played Gerry Adelman and Kal Pollen against Aasnaes and Padik, who gave the Engineers their second win. The match was not completed until after 6:30 p.m., when the poor visibility that had hampered play all afternoon made further tennis virtually impossible. Aasnaes and Padik's scores were...
...Crimson, Doug Walter will play at three, captain Peter Smith at four, Mark Woodbury at five, and Keith Martin at six. Except for Bowditch and Sullivan, the doubles combinations are as yet uncertain. Gerry Adleman and Kal Pollen, Adelman and Smith, Smith and Woodbury, or Walter and Martin are all possible combinations...