TODAY'S GAMES

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TOMORROW'S GAMES

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WEEKEND'S RESULTS

Men's hockey 3, Clarkson 2

Men's hockey 7, St. Lawrence 0

Women's hockey 3, Cornell 3

Women's basketball 62, Princeton 54

Women's basketball 68, Penn 52

Princeton 77, Men's basketball 44

Penn 84, Men's basketball 71

Women's swimming 79, B.U. 61

Hawaii 76, Women's swimming 62

East Stroudsberg 27, Wrestling 17

Wrestling 31, Western New England College 12

Wrestling 35, Coast Guard 9

Men's squash 9, Army 0

Men's squash 7, Franklin & Marshall 2

Men's Squash

The Harvard men's squash team knocked off Army, 9-0, and beat Franklin & Marshall, 7-2, Saturday in West Point, N.Y.

The morning matchup against F & M was closer than the final score might indicate.

After the first round of play, the score was tied 2-2. But Captain Kenton Jernigan--who won both his weekend matches--and his troops got on target in the second round to finish off the nation's fourth-ranked team.

"We didn't play that well," Jernigan said. "It's a tough time of the year for us."

The Crimson (5-0) had no trouble in its afternoon set against the Cadets.

"Army is not nearly as good as Franklin & Marshall," Jernigan explained.

Harvard had to play without Kevin Jeringan, Kenton's brother, who was injured and couldn't make the trip.

Wrestling

The Harvard wrestling team had a successful weekend at a tournament hosted at East Stroudsberg, winning two of three matches.

After losing their first match to the hosts, 27-17, the grapplers won convincingly over Coast Guard, 35-9, and Western New England College, 31-12.

The best showing of the day was turned in by Dave Bunning who went 3-0 from his 190-1b. position.

Crimson Coach John Lee did not use two of his regulars--Jeffrey Clark (142-1b.) and Jerry Greenberg (150-1b.)--in the day's first match, saving them instead for the more important matches against New England foes.

Both wrestlers posted 2-0 marks against Coast Guard and WNEC.

"If we wrestle the way we did this weekend, we're contenders for the [Ivy] title," said Mike Meade, the starter at 118-1b. before an injury sidelined him for the season.