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Dates: during 1950-1959
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With another season of intercollegiate squash in the record books, an unusual distribution of squash power throughout the Intercollegiate League has become apparent. On the basis of the last three months' play, Harvard emerged as the best nine-man team in college squash, Yale's national team (five-men) champions as the best five-man team, and Princeton's Steve Vehslage--National Intercollegiate Singles Champion--became college squash's best one-man team...
...team than any of its opponents, except Colby. This speed resulted because a group of particularly good individual skaters had that saving grace of being able to work well together. Unfortunately, however, because of playing so many teams which didn't really care in the earlier part of the season, the freshmen never learned to play under pressure, as evidenced in its 4-3 overtime loss to Yale...
...Yardlings wound up their season with an unprecedented number of eight men who had more than thirty points. High-scorer was center Dave Grannis with 20 goals and 24 assists; and Bruce Thomas, a wing, was high goal man with 23 goals and 18 assists. Jim Dwinell, Chris Norris, Tom Heintzman, Dean Alpine, Dave Morse, and Bill Beckett filled out the honor role with 30 or more points apiece...
Except for the goalies, the defense was the Crimson weak-spot, as its members were less experienced than those of the line. It improved gradually, however, throughout the season. Defensemen Dean Alpine and Dave Conner, for instance, were probably the players who improved most during the course of the year...
...Yardlings racked up a total of 172 goals in 21 games while allowing 42 goals, thus giving themselves a per-game average of 8.2 goals and their opponents a 2.0 record. The Crimson had 200 assists for a season figure of 372 points; the squad's season record...