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...gonna be a rematch will Princeton for the Harvard men's hockey team in the ECAC tournament quarterfinals...
...Northeast League Tournament will by played here in Cambridge at Blodgett Pool this weekend, and on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. the Crimson will have a rematch against archival Brown, whom it pulled a dramatic upset over earlier this season at Harvard...
...biggest comeback since Napoleon sailed a single-masted flat-bottom out of Elba (on his way, mind you, to Waterloo), has been widely noted but quite misunderstood. After 20 years of self-imposed seclusion, the greatest chess player of his time returns to life by way of a rematch with Boris Spassky (the man from whom he took the world championship in 1972) in, of all places, Yugoslavia. The picture flashed around the world is that of Fischer spitting on a U.S. government order charging him with violating the U.N. embargo on Yugoslavia. The papers are full of Fischer...
...unavoidable draws -- the outcome of the second game, a seven- hour marathon -- proliferate, delaying the accumulation of wins. The prospect of two weary, middle-aged former world champions going after each other in frozen Belgrade next January is not very appealing. It was clear at the outset that this rematch would not be a case of deja vu all over again; what remains to be seen is whether history will repeat itself as farce...
...SEASON OF SUMMER SEQUELS, THE REMATCH last week between U.S. and Japanese carmakers, self-described as the Big Eight of the world auto industry, drew very little attention. Meeting for four hours behind closed doors at a suburban Chicago hotel in a session that all the participants described as "subdued" and "serious," the dueling automen returned to the central issue of their tarnished visit to Tokyo last March: the $43 billion trade deficit between the two countries, nearly $30 billion of which comes from Japanese auto products...