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...points Ames has recorded so far this season put him near the top ten Harvard career scorers. Credited with 63 points in the two previous seasons, Ames career total is only 4 points behind the number ten man, Pete Sieglaff, who tallied 77 goals and 10 assists for the Crimson over the 1960-62 seasons...
...Crimson has lost ten lettermen, including All-American attackman Grady Watts (the most prolific scorer in University history), All-Ivy attackman Woody Spruance, All-Ivy midfielder Pete Sieglaff, and defenseman Dave Grannis, who won All-American honorable mention...
With an 8-1 record as freshmen, the Class indicated that it was to be big in lacrosse in the future. The '62 trio of Watts, Pete Sieglaff, and Woody Spruance dominated varsity lacrosse for three years. On the hockey rink the Class was one of the best groups at the College in the history of the sport. With Jim Dwinell, Bob Bland, Bill Beckett, Dave Morse, Dave Grannis, Chris Norris, Dean Alpine, and Tom Heintzman, its record as freshman was 18-3. The soph-dominated varsity in 1959-60 ended 17-7-1 and second in the Ivy League...
Woody Spruance, the third attackman, scored 43 points. The top midfield scorers were Joe Prahl, Tink Gunnoe, and Pete Sieglaff. TOP TEN SCORERS G A TP 1. Grady Watts 27 31 53 2. Lou Williams 42 3 45 3. Woody Spruance 22 21 43 4. Joe Prahl 14 3 22 5. Tink Gunnoe 15 3 18 6. Pete Sieglaff 14 2 16 7. Pete Wood 7 2 19 8. Harris Leroy 5 2 7 9. Mike Bassett 4 2 6 10. Dave Nyhan...
...Peter A. Pignone '62 (Air Force ROTC), who will receive the Sons of the American Revolution medal; Paul A. Ronka '62 (Navy ROTC), the Reserve officers association of the United States medal; John M. Shapiro '62 (Air Force ROTC), the professor of Air Science silver award; Peter M. Sieglaff '62 (Navy ROTC), the Navy ROTC staff award (sword); and William G. Young '62 (Army ROTC), the Massachusetts Commandery, military order of the Loyal Legion of the United States