Word: terner
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Warren Grossman, playing number three for the Crimson, should provide a contest for Shiras, whom Harvard number four player Mile Terner defeated in a fall tournament...
...number four, the Terner-Adam Cioth match should go down to the wire. Terner is the new New England "B" bracket champ...
...Mike Terner won a crucial quarterfinal match against Dartmouth's Paul Jeffrey, to whom captain Bob Horne had succumbed earlier in the season, and then waltzed through the final round...
Warren Grossman whipped Harold Schaff, 6-2, 6-3, while Mike Terner busily dug a 6-2, 6-2, grave for the Bruin's number four, Phil Diaz. To round off the singles festivities, Adam Beren didn't take much time to mutilate Dirk Long...
...matches, the Crimson duos looked uninspired as they won all three by narrow margins. Pompan and Sands nipped Hare and Schaft 7-6, 7-6, Grossman and Beren won a crucial third set to eke out a 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 over Diehl and Diaz. Kirsch and Terner then came from behind to defeat Way and Ned Handy...