Word: semis
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...bowl at Hartwick last Saturday, the Warriors clinched the NCAA New York division soccer playoff with a 4-1 drubbing of Cornell and earned the right to play Harvard, the New England champion. The winner will travel to Miami for the national semi-finals...
...Harvard meets Pennsylvania in the Miami semi-finals, Wood said he would have to go with Penn. "They're used to playing on poly-turf. They have the best defensive record in the league. For a Harvard victory, the forwards would need a couple of great plays," Wood said...
...completely confused Schwartz stood with eyes wide open in his own endzone. Just then, a Bulldog, responding to the name of Widener, ran in between Schwartz's legs. The quarterback stumbled, losing his balance and "The Dobbs." Bewildered, Schwartz groped for the nearest semi-round object, as players piled on top of him. Sure enough, in a moment of magic not yet explainable, he ended up with "The Duke," Decherd ended up on top of Schwartz, and the Crime ended up with...
...also confident that his team will take the Mid-Atlantic division and win and playoff with the Southern district champion for a spot in the semi-finals in Miami, Fla. If Harvard wins its first three games, it will face Penn in the Miami semi-finals...
Sedoon said he was almost certain that Harvard and Penn would meet in the semi-finals. "If we do, I think we'll beat Harvard. We're a better ball club. I don't think it was just the surface when we beat them last time." Harvard players claimed they were hampered in their loss to Penn earlier this season by the unfamiliar "poly-turf" surface in the Pennsylvania stadium...