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...about out-rebounded the rest of the team. Scrappy little backcourt man-like, he was credited with nine assists, but that wasn't all; his shooting average, both from the foul line and the floor, was the team's highest, and his total points were second only to Keith Sedlacek's. In rebounding, he was right behind Barry Williams, who is half a foot taller...
...start of the year, everyone knew that Barry Williams, Keith Sedlacek, and Gene Dressler would have good seasons -- their credentia's were already well established. The big question marks were 64 forward John Scott and the other guard position. Scott has been playing solid, aggressive basketball, and has looked particularly tough under the boards -- where the Crimson needs help most. Guard George Neville's selection to the starting team was somewhat of a surprise, but he has certainly vindicated Coach Floyd Wilson's judgement. Neville has a fine outside shot and handles the ball well...
First class marshal is Barry L. Williams, of Leverett House and New Rochelle, N.Y., John A. McCluskey, of Quincy House and Middleton, Ohio, is second marshal. Third place went to Keith Sedlacek of Quincy House and Valley Forge, Pa. And George Q. Neville, of Quincy House and Winchester, Mass., was fourth in the balloting...
...game stayed just as close in the second half, as Murphy's shooting continued to be red hot, and Harvard led 50-47 with 8:22 to play. In the next four minutes Sedlacek and Scott each scored four points, and the Crimson inched ahead 59-53 with 4:26 left. Then Dressler hit a jumper. Bob Beller scored on a fast break, Williams sank two foul shots, and Beller scored on a beautiful feed from Dressler. Harvard led, 67 to 53, and that was that...
Harvard's shuffle offense was both a blessing and a curse. Holy Cross's man-to-man defense was mucilaginous, so the Crimson had to wait patiently for its shots. The shuffle usually succeeded in giving Sedlacek or Dressler a little room to pop in a jump shot...