Word: schelling
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Commodore Pete Putnam, of the Harvard sailing team, tied Yale's Bob Monetti for second place in individual scoring honors in the dinghy racing for the Schell Trophy yesterday on the Charles River. But Putnam's efforts were not equaled by the rest of the Crimson sailors and the team ended in fifth place. Yale took first place and hitherto undefeated King's Point finished third...
...Harvard yachtsmen placed among 13 collegiate competitors last fall in the Navy Regatta, and came in third for the Schell Trophy race...
...Harvard team of Pete Putnam, George Whitney, Bob Clark, and Mike Post qualified for this contest by placing third, behind MIT and Yale, in the Schell Trophy races this fall and by lying for second place with Navy in the Middies' Fall Invitation Regatta...
...Varsity team still has four more regattas definitely planned, with two additional ones possible at Northwestern and on the Potomac if they qualify. First the sailors must meet B.U., Brown, and Tufts on the 31st of this month, and, if they qualify, face a dozen other colleges in the Schell Trophy race on the Charles the following week. After that they would travel to Princeton for a dual meet and later to Navy for the Middle Atlantic Championship...
Crimson sailors placed third in a fleet of 12 Schell Trophy competitors racing Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday in the Charles River Basin. Brown won with 240 points, followed by M.I.T. (234), Harvard (228), George Washington (224), and Yale...