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...last week, after some initially shaky play--in which both Jim Lubowitz and Boyum were extended to five game contests--the Crimson qualified all six of its competitors for semifinal play. A Harvard player won each division, and the Crimson finished 14 1/2 points ahead of a second-place Tiger team, bringing so much metal back to Cambridge that "we could melt them down and be rich," according to John Dinneen. Boyum, Jernigan and Jackson were also named to the 10-man All-American squad, while Lubowitz and Co-Captain Geordie Lemmon made the second team...
...division, racquetman Lubowitz cleaned up for Harvard, downing Princeton's Richie Zabel for the third time this season, 3-0, to win the finals. Zabel cost the Crimson the Ivy title last year, when he beat Harvard's Spencer Brog to give the Tigers a 5-4 win; Lubowitz has since been paying him back. Saturday Lubowits average in the form of a 3-2 victory over Tiger Luke Evain, who plays a slot above him for Princeton. Evain later downed Crimson Co-Captain John Dinneen for third place...
...rally lasted less than two minutes and cut the Tiger margin from 12 points to 12 hours. But in the game final 201. Princeton hit 10 of 13 free throws and Harvard never came closer than two points...
...Tiger seniors-Jim Matthews who scored two goals, Captain Keith Benker who set up two others, and Dennis, who stymied the Crimson after being shelled by Harvard in December-turned in inspired performances. After the first period, the rink forever seemed tilted towards the Princeton end, but the Tigers held on for a 4-2 edge at the final buzzer...
...shots that inexplicably stayed out of the Tiger net. Dennis stole goals from most of the Harvard line-up at one point or another...