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Dartmouth became the varsity tennis team's seventh straight victim, 14 to 1, at Hanover Saturday. The win was the Crimson's second, against one tie and no losses, in Eastern Intercollegiate League play.
The varsity swept the singles with the less of only one set in all ten matches. Ham Gravem beat Stew Stearns at number one, 6-3, 6-4, while Brooks Harris was edging Dave Kerr, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2, in the second match. Other Crimson singles winners were Captain John Rauh, Alex Haegler, Gene Mann, Donn Spencer, Don Bossart, Conrad Fischer, Herb Stone, and Maynard Canfield.
Dartmouth's only win came in the first doubles, as Captain Steve Fast and Stearns beat Rauh and Haegler, 8-6, 6-2. Bossart and Spencer, Harris and Gravem, Mann and Fischer, and Frank Goodman and Stone ran out the remaining doubles matches for the varsity. A freshman match between the two schools was cancelled because of a shortage of courts at Hanover Saturday afternoon.
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