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...only Brown, and a rematch with Yale, stand between Harvard and a third-place seed in the ECAC playoffs. The Ivy title may be out of reach, unless Brown defeats Cornell at Ithaca next weekend. But what Harvard indicated at Princeton it confirmed at New Haven. The Crimson is still as dangerous now as it was in mid-January...
Starr won a close opening bout, 4-3, and then fought a slow-paced quarterfinal match with Navy's Dave Jones, the third-seed. There were no takedowns in the dull match, and Jones won, 1-0, in the second overtime period when he escaped successfully and rode Starr for the entire third period...
Several Crimson wrestlers lost to top-seeded entrants. At 126, freshman Carl Biello wrestled well but lost by ten points to Bill Black of Franklin & Marshall, the class's top-seed. At 134, Josh Henson pinned his first opponent, but was beaten by Navy's Jim Tolk...
Jerry Kahrilas (142) lost in the second round to Penn State's Bob Snyder, the tournament's second-seed. Kahrilas's knees are bothering him and he may drop out of further competition...
Page has lost to Briggs. William's Ty Griffin, and Navy's number one this year, so Briggs and Page will be battling for the first seed at the Intercollegiates. "Peter is an entirely different player than the one that lost last year," coach Jack Barnaby said. "Instead of a promising player, he has become a class competitor...