Word: tigers
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...unspectacular nine of 19 field goal attempts plus six foul shots for 24 points. He was outscored by the Crimson's Keith Sedlacek, who piled up 30 points. This was the third time in four head-to-head meetings between the two players that Sedlacek outscored the Tiger All-American...
Howie Henjyoji, leading off-for the Crimson at 123 pounds, was reversed by the Tigers' Greg McBride in the last minute of the third period and lost a 5-4 decision. Brian Baker of Princeton then stopped Bing Sung 5-0 at 130. Tiger Captain Sam Pierson inflated Princeton's lead to 9-0 by surviving Tom Gilmore's punishing ride in the second period of their 137-pound match and winning a 2-0 decision...
...best race of the afternoon could be in the 200-yard breaststroke where Tiger Jim Edmondson will meet Bob Corris and Bruce Fowler. John Kalmbach, a formidable butterflyer, won last year's meet for Princeton in the freestyle relay. He won't beat Neville Hayes in the butterfly, today, but might push him to a record clocking...
...never know what he's missing. Harvard meets Princeton at 3:30 today in the IAB, and the Crimson will be seeking to even its Ivy League record, now 1-2, at the expense of a Tiger squad that has won only one meet while losing...
Princeton was not without its own high moments. Tiger captain Peter Svastich stopped Al Terrell, 15-12, 12-15, 15-12, 15-5; tennis star Keith Jennings blitzed Harvard's Dave Benjamin...