Word: tigers
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Princeton, 3-0 in the Ivy League, has established itself as the team to beat in the league this year. Yesterday the Tiger whipped Penn...
...Crimson team will also be thinking of the Penn-Princeton contest today on the slow Tiger courts. If the Tigers beat Penn, Harvard has a strong chance to be part of a three-way tie for first place in the League. The Crimson could re-enact last season's feat when the netmen, considered prospects for third place at best, finally tied for first place...
Terry Oxford could not get used to aggressive Tiger captain Win Irwin and was defeated...
...Tiger coach John Conroy said, "Harvard was really up and hungry for it." He compared today's upset with the 1965 contest, when Princeton, favored to win, hosted Harvard but lost to the Crimson team, 4-5. In that contest, the Tigers won four of the singles but lost all three doubles...
Conroy pointed out that the top three Harvard netmen are seniors. He also mentioned Tiger freshman Bill Colson, number four in the 18 years and younger national competition, whom he predicts will move to number one ahead of Goeltz next season. "There will be another year. We'll be back," Conroy said...