Word: warrens
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...doubles matches that sealed the Crimson's tie with the Elis. In A division doubles. Warren Grossman and Rob Loud, replacing Harvard's usual first doubles pair, played what Loud termed their "worst tennis all season," and went down in the semifinal round of play to a Boston University pair...
...against top-seeded Glen Layen-decker, the Eli who recently upset Harvard's Howard Sands (who has been resting since that match). Grossman had beaten Layen-decker earlier in the season, but lost by a few crucial shots in two 7-4 tie-breaker rounds, 6,7,6-7. "Warren played a very high caliber of tennis," Fish said. "To have him play as well as he did and not win says something about Layendecker, who's a real class player with a lot of potential...
...Warren Grossman (H) d (Clark) 6-3, 6-2. Dave Beckman (H) d Louis Nunez (B.C.) 6-4, 7-6, B. Rob Loud (H) d Gary Davidson (URI) 6-4, 6-2, C. Adam Baren (H) d Dan McCornick (URI) 6-1, 6-1; Sy Fountaine (H) d Tom (Providence...
...McCloy is Mr. Germany in this country," observes Goldman, noting the statesman's "distinguished" record in bolstering German-American relations. Adds Hale Champion, executive dean of the K-School: "If you object ot McCloy's name on the scholarship, then you'd have to object to Earl Warren on the Supreme Court...
With Sands out of the tournament. Harvard's Warren Grossman is the hopeful challenger to the top-seeded Layendecker. Though Grossman usually plays number two behind Sands, he is ranked second in A-sing let category. And having beaten Layendecker in October's ECAC tourney. Grossman is favored by Harvard enthusiasts for an upset...