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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Roll out the red carpet and polish up the crown. In the midst of Saturday's squash holocaust at Hemenway Gym, the Crimson's Mike Desaulniers clearly established himself as the king of college squash by turning his showdown match with vaunted Tiger sophomore Tom Page into a one-sided farce, in one of the great athletic performances of Harvard history...
Next, Art Santiago shut out Crimson grappler Bob Cusumano, 3-0, in the 142-lb. division before Crimson co-captain Tom Bixby suffered a tough 2-1 defeat at the hands of freshman Greg Thomas of Columbia...
...Tom Bixby, Harvard's other co-captain, said, "The team may have suffered from some post-examinations blues this weekend...
...numbered seeds took to the courts first and the overflowing crowd, many who had been there for over an hour, settled down to watch the long awaited showdown between the two best college racquetmen in the country, the Crimson's Mike Desaulniers and Tom Page of Princeton...
...sweeping the first two bouts of the match before Bill Mulvihili defeated previously unbeaten Gene Nighman 3-2 in the 134-1b. class. Bob Cusamano moved up to the 142-1b. division and led 4-1 before getting caught and pinned at 4:20. Co-captain Tom Bixby earned an 8-4 victory in the 150-1b. contest to raise his record to a solid...