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After Princeton was called for foot-up thirty yards from the try line, an errant Tiger attempted to block a Bott drop-kick before retreating the required ten yards. Bott later said his scoring attempt--coming from about 30 yards out--would have failed if the Princeton player had not tried to block the kick and committed a penalty in the process...
...contretemps with a rival fan at the finals was equally mindless. The L.S.U. follower walked up to Knight in a hotel bar and congratulated the coach on his victory. Knight, evidently taking personally the traditional L.S.U. chant Tiger Bait! Tiger Bait!, responded sharply: "We weren't tiger bait after all, were we?" The fan shouted an obscenity; Knight dared him to repeat it. When he did, the coach slammed him into the wall. Unrepentant, Knight declared proudly the following day that he would do it again...
...opener, Lockenmeyer (Who entered the game at 2-1, 1.06) nearly no-hit the Crimson surrendering only a sixth inning single to Brad Bauer on the way to a 4-1 victory. But despite a tentative start against Tiger Steve Kordish in the nightcap, the sleepy Harvard bats put together two runs on one hit in the third, and awoke to add five insurance runs in the last two frames to give Brown his first win of the young season...
Left wing defenseman Sarah Sewall termed the stickball game as "just a way of getting psyched together." The psyche worked extremely well for Sewall, who shut out Tiger right attack wing and U.S.national team member Natalie Bocock, Princeton's leading scorer...
...into the fire. The Crimson tangle with a perennially strong Princeton squad in a double header this afternoon. The first game should be a pitcher's duel, with Tiger ace Mark Lockenmeyer going for Princeton, and Bill Larson getting the nod for the Crimson...