Word: quasha
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Considering Harvard's depth, the key matches should be at four and five. At four Crimson captain Ed Atwood will meet junior Chris Werner, "a bluster" according to Sloane, and at five Alain Quasha will face the Ephmen's top sophomore, Bill Simon...
...Alain Quasha, who plays at five on the Harvard ladder, was eliminated by Princeton's top player, Sandy McAdoo, who was the tournament's third seed...
Four players on the Crimson ladder-Fish, Briggs, Alan Quasha and Dan Gordon-will represent Harvard in the University Tournament to be held in New York City next week. The holiday competition is traditionally a preview of the intercollegiate individual championship. The tournament favorites are Penn's Palmer Page, Navy's Bob Custer, and Princeton's Sandy McAdoo...
Jaime Gonzalez finished his match first with a 15-5, 15-4, 15-9 victory at number four. Alan Quasha, Reggie Foster, and Andy Wiegand were never pressed in any game farther down the ladder...
Starting at number one for Harvard today will be junior Dave Fish, who moved up from number five on last year's team. Behind Fish are sophomore Pete Briggs, captain Ed Atwood, Jaime Gonzalez, Alan Quasha, Dan Gordon, Reg Foster, Lowell Pratt, and Andy Wiegand...