Word: winning
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Cahalan, one of coach Bill Brooks' four outstanding sophomore freestylers, was superb against Yale. He was the first Crimson swimmer to win Saturday as he tied the pool record of 21.9 in the 200-free...
Dryden was clearly the only difference between the two teams. The 6-2, 210-pound, netman was intimidating from the first minutes of the contest. Harvard outshot Cornell and had many more clear shots, but Dryden nullified the advantage, making 37 saves to win the tournament's most valuable player award for the second straight year...
...52nd consecutive win for the Eli mermen, and enabled them to complete another season as undefeated champions of the Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League. Harvard, with the help of clutch victories over Navy and Dartmouth, complied a 5-3 league record to finish in fourth place...
...today's match could hinge on the foil bouts. The foil has been the weak spot in the Crimson attack this season, but "is constantly improving," according to Marion. If today's match follows the pattern of earlier ones, three foil victories would virtually assure Harvard of a win...
...first the Crimson must defeat Clarkson. In their two previous meetings this year, the teams have each won a game. Harvard won an easy 7-2 victory in the first game, but the Golden Knights evened the score four days later with a 4-2 win at their rink--whose peculiar dimensions always baffle visiting teams...