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Princeton boasts one scoring threat in John Cook, a fine but shell-shocked goalie in Bill Hill, and nothing else. When Princeton was in Cambridge two weeks ago, a virtually non-existent defense allowed Crimson forwards to swarm all over Hill (55 saves) and the Tiger offense managed only nine shots all evening...
Tonight's contest (if you want to call it that) may be even more one-sided with the return of first-string goalie Godfrey Wood and Billy Lamarche to the Crimson line-up. Both players missed the earlier Tiger game...
Princeton's one first-class forward, John Cook, currently leads the Ivy League in scoring with 19 points and could supply minor heroics for Tiger fans tonight. The high scoring senior amass and five points in his last outing. But that performance was against Dartmouth, which equals Princeton as a league loser. Cook was held scoreless by Dava Johnston and others in Cambridge...
...yard freestyle, Abramson was pressed by Princeton's Graef but won without difficulty in 1:53.1, while Ed Seaton picked up an important third. Then, swimming with Engelberg in the 100-yard freestyle, Abramson came out of the final turn to find Tiger Norman Thomas almost a body length ahead and the other Princeton swimmers also in front...
Tommy Gilmore provided a key win at 125 lbs, by pinning Tiger Rick Olson with a half nelson, and the Crimson's John Mamana (157) was able to decision Daniel Fisher although hampered by a badly wrenched knee. Dependable Fred Pereira came through, as he has throughout the season, with a fine effort and pinned his Princeton opponent Ted Nation...