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Substituting freely, but prudently, the Crimson, began to hack away at the Jox lead, with Jon Carlson, Pete Landry and Deac Dake hitting insistently from the outside, and Dan Swanson doing basic destructive work underneath. Within minutes, it was a rout, and as the Administration frantically attempted to set up an orderly offensive attack, the score continued to mount...
Captain Dave Fish, number two, and junior Dan Gordon, number four, opened the rout on the main courts. Fish dropped his first game, 10-15, to freshman Joe Swain, but the Harvard senior showed no signs of a sore elbow as he roared back in three straight games...
...final match of the opening four clashes, senior Lowell Pratt completed the rout with a three-game sweep at number eight...
...losses at 142 and 158 left little doubt as to the team outcome of the match. Princeton continued to build the rout as it won a close decision against Bruce Johnson at 167 and Emil Delire simply outmuscled Dave Scanlon at 190. The biggest Harvard disappointment of the day came at 177 where Ritchie Starr failed to attack a stalling opponent and settled...
...advantage of an overly long shift for Tommy Paul's line to stay alive with their third goal at 9:39, beating Harvard net-minder Joe Bertagna as the tired Crimson skaters looked on. Paul's line rested up for three minutes, however, and came back to begin the rout on a nice play...