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...doubles matches that sealed the Crimson's tie with the Elis. In A division doubles. Warren Grossman and Rob Loud, replacing Harvard's usual first doubles pair, played what Loud termed their "worst tennis all season," and went down in the semifinal round of play to a Boston University pair...
...Warren Grossman (H) d (Clark) 6-3, 6-2. Dave Beckman (H) d Louis Nunez (B.C.) 6-4, 7-6, B. Rob Loud (H) d Gary Davidson (URI) 6-4, 6-2, C. Adam Baren (H) d Dan McCornick (URI) 6-1, 6-1; Sy Fountaine (H) d Tom (Providence...
...doubles play the netmen have fared equally well with each of the newly formed pairs advancing to the semi-final round of the tourney. Number two doubles Grossman and Rob Loud got some experience in the number one spot against Brown last week, when they downed Bruins Darryl Linsey and Mike Benson, 6-4, 6-2. Today, as the Crimson's number one pair, they face Boston University's Larry Field and Dave Katz, a duo who received a fourth-place ranking in pre tourney seeding Yesterday, the tandem defeated Boston College's John O'Connell and Bill Kelly...
Grossman and partner Rob Loud, at the first doubles position, played a team they had beaten in three sets earlier this year, and after sweeping those Bruins away 6-0, in the first, went rally for rally with them in a tough doubles exhibition. They won the second set 6-4, in one of the quickest first doubles matches of the season...
...NOTEBOOK Gerry Ronon, a second-learn All-Ivy attackman last season, was Princeton's big gun Saturday, according for four goals and three assists...Freshman Rufus Clark scored his first goal of the season, while Peter Follows and Rob Hawley also tallied...Goalie Tim Pendergast had 19 saves for the Crimson. Harvard will host UMass, one of New England's tougher teams, Wednesday...