Word: tigers
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Hotshot Princeton teams have had a little trouble winning in Cambridge this year. The Tiger football team drowned in the mud last fall, and Bill Bradley and company got swamped on the basketball floor at the I.A.B. in February...
...Tiger's number four man is an advanced placement sophomore named Ham Magill. Last spring, when Magill was playing at Choate, Clive Kileff, then Harvard's top freshman, lost to him 6-0, 6-0. If they meet again today in the fourth match, as seems likely, Kileff would have to overcome a huge mental block to win. It's not impossible, but unlikely...
...match, Ripley and Inman are as good a number two team as anyone's, and Kileff and Benjamin should be able to take Magill and-Lemons at number three. Steele and Peckham lack the experience of Fitzgibbon and Howell, but they can stand up to all the power the Tiger aces will turn...
...Princeton can win four of the six singles matches, the Crimson can probably forget it. But if the doubles can swing the match, the Tiger tennis squad may go the way of all good Princeton teams in Cambridge this year--straight down...
Undefeated in three races this year, the Tiger heavyweight varsity is regarded as one of the best crews in the East. A Crimson victory would put Harvard among the top contenders for heavyweight honors. Though a three-length loser to Yale last week, M.L.T. looks strong, too, and will not be overlooked...