Word: tigers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Princeton's defense was almost as much help to McCandlish as Harvard's. In the first inning, George Neville walked and Jeff Grate chopped a single up the middle. Tiger center fielder Frank Biondi obligingly ran right past the ball, allowing Neville to score and Grate to move to third. Dan Hootstein quickly drove Grate in with another single...
Harvard missed another opportunity in the sixth when Tiger pitcher Steve Cushmore walked three men to load the bases with one out. But Neville forced Neil Houston at the plate and Grate's long drive wound up in Biondi's glove...
Heavyweight coach Harry Parker feels that Princeton has a much better crew this year than it did last season when Harvard broke the Tiger's course record at Lake Carnegie. The Tigers have beaten both Rutgers and Navy this spring, and last week they lost an extremely close race to Pennsylvania while the Harvard heavies were defeating Brown and Rutgers...
With Princeton down and Harvard up, today's games should be quite a battle. If Harvard goalie Ron Wilson can come up with a good day, and Crimson midfielders are able to tighten up their leaky defense, look for Harvard to tame the Tiger...
Lefthander Jim McCandlish will start against Princeton in Splinter Stadium today. His opponent will be Tiger lefthander Tom Scott, who has won two games, lost three, and carries a quite respectable...