Robert W. Gerlach
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Harvard Hurt by Decision To Alter NCAA Schedule
Harvard's varsity soccer team was put at a very serious disadvantage in the NCAA university division soccer playoffs when T.
Racquetmen Barely Ahead After End Of First Round
PRINCETON, N. J., March 6-Harvard's Fernando Gonzalez defeated a fluridden Mason Gerhart of Penn in the opening round of the
Racquetmen Lose to Southern Teams But Harvard's Prospects Are Bright
Harvard's varsity tennis team won only two of six matches on its Southern tour last week, but coach Jack Barnaby
Wrestlers Elect Starr New Captain
The varsity wrestling team has elected junior Ritchie Starr as its new captain. Starr, who finished fifth in the nationals
Eli Rally Defeats Wrestlers; Crimson Finish Fifth in Ivy
Harvard's varsity wrestling team ended its season yesterday as it had begun the year last fall: with promising hopes but
Briggs Whips Foes for Squash Title
Peter Briggs and the rest of the Harvard squash team approached perfection in the intercollegiate championships at Army yesterday. Briggs
Visiting Yale Favored in Wrestling Finale
With the Ivy League title and the Eastern Intercollegiate championships already determined. Harvard and Yale will attempt to motivate themselves
Undefeated Racquetmen Favored In Competition at Intercollegiates
Having secured every team title in sight, Harvard's varsity racquetmen face Penn and Navy challenges in a quest for individual
Crimson Squash Team Wins Intercollegiate Title
Although the record book will show a 9-0 victory, Harvard's varsity squash team gave a poor performance yesterday against Yale.
Wrestling Team Finishes Ninth in ECAC Action
Harvard's lightweights, Dan Blakinger (118) and Carl Biello (126), were the only Crimson wrestlers to place at the Easterns last