Word: pompan
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...Howard Sands, Pompan, and company made the trip through the oil refineries of Northern New Jersey and pulled into the idyllic, middle class setting of Princeton, they talked about victory, they wanted it, and they felt...
...rest of the classifications, Crimson entrants more often than not got knocked off by the eventual champion. Old Dominion's Bill Clark, who copped the "A" singles title yesterday afternoon, wasted Pompan in the quarter-finals, 6-3, 6-0. Sands, the Crimson's number one, got zapped by Penn's Murray Robinson, 6-3, 6-2, also in the quarters...
...fate of number two player Howard Sands, who has a slightly better record than Pompan and is the New England bracket "A" champion, is still undecided, and rests in the hands of the NCAA selection committee. The fact that Sands has played number two all year may hurt his chances of being chosen for tournament play...
...Pompan's matches typified the Crimson weekend, as he cruised to victory on both Friday and Saturday, losing only five games over four sets. He trounced Cornell's John Englander 6-1, 6-2, got a good night's rest, and then, in Army coach Paul Assiainte's words, "played errorless tennis" to trounce Scott Peters...
Over the telephone from West Point, Assiainte praised Pompan and the Crimson squad highly, saying, "Harvard is rapidly moving into contention with Princeton for Eastern domination...