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With Barnaby at the helm, they probably will. Junior Bill Kaplan will play number one ("He's really shown a major improvement," Barnaby says), with freshman John Havens in the second position. Returnees Captain Jeff Wiegand, Cass Sunstein, and Peter Havens will hold down the next three slots, but after that all names...
Honorable mention was awarded to Ronald M. Childress. Andrew M. Clearfield Michael Gates. John Gordon, Matthew Gurewitsch. Amy Johnson and Christopher D. Jones in the graduate division; Anthony L. DeFranco '75, in the natural sciences division; and Cass R. Sunstein '75, Daniel R.D. MacKenzie '75. Robert P. B. Moynihan '75-2, Daniel M. Mandil '78, and Richard C. Harper '75 in the undergraduate division...
...even-ranked players stepped onto the courts, Harvard was down 2-3, Second-ranked Bill Kaplan was crushed in three games, but his defeat was avenged by a win from sixth-ranked Jeff Wiegand. Cass Sunstein, eight-ranked in the match, cleaned up his Penn opponent in a mere 20 minutes...
Fred Fischer, described by Barnaby as "outstanding" after his performance last weekend in New York will hold the fourth position. No. 5 man will be Peter Havens, followed by Jeff Weigand, Steve Mead, Cass Sunstein, and sophomore Dave Evans...
Each Crimson player effectively executed his MIT opponent in the first three games. Ninth ranked Cass Sunstein had the easiest duel of the night, crasing his MIT foe with 15-3, 15-7 and 15-2 tallies...