Word: matching
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...give them a hard time sometimes, but everything we do has a purpose, and usually it's fun," Smilin' John insists. Take Scavenger Hunt, for instance--pledges are "kept amused" until 4:30 a.m. and then awakened an hour later to begin a city-wide search for museum guidebooks, match book covers from favorite strip joints and foreign language pornographic literature. "We've been doing it for a long time," says Dave, a veteran of two-and-a-half semesters at the House. "It's kind of good for them; they get to learn about Boston...
...eventual score of the match was 4-1, but the game had ended long before Crimson manager Nonny Brown sounded the final horn. The Williams squad knew very early in the contest that its record would fall to 3-5-1. The Crimson upped its own season mark to 7-3, although a 1-2 Ivy League record could prove fatal to the squad's title hopes...
Playing in the semi-finals of the consolation singles draw, Schulman was mistakenly instructed by an official to play a ten-game pro set rather than the scheduled two out of three set match. In an early morning contest, she sleepily fell behind, 0-5, before hitting her groove. But in such a short match, her comeback was doomed to fall short...
...Bougas had the longest day of any player on the courts: Playing perhaps her toughest opponent in the region, Yale's Diana Piotrow, Bougas had to stage a strong comeback to take a 5-7, 6-3, 6-2 decision in a three-hour and 20-minute semi-final match...
Roberts went all the way to the doubles finals in this tournament her freshman year before dropping a tough match, and she had been equally frustrated in her last two campaigns. Determined to "go out in style my senior year." Roberts joined with Pe to take home a tense 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 triumph in the finals. Caught up in the celebration following their victory, the selfeffacing Pe captured the spirit of the moment when she said, "I really didn't want to win it as much for myself as I did for Martha...