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No. 8 Bowdoin Wins Four of Six Singles Matches to Escape With Win Over No. 12 Men's Tennis - Washington University in St. Louis

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CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. – It looked like moving the match up a day to escape inclement weather in the area would going to benefit the No. 12 Washington University in St. Louis men's tennis team on Wednesday after winning the doubles point. However, No. 8 Bowdoin came back in singles a won four of the six matches to escape with the narrow 4-3 victory of the Bears.
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No. 8 Bowdoin Wins Four of Six Singles Matches to Escape With Win Over No. 12 Men's Tennis - Washington University in St. Louis

CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. – It looked like moving the match up a day to escape inclement weather in the area would going to benefit the No. 12 Washington University in St. Louis men's tennis team on Wednesday after winning the doubles point. However, No. 8 Bowdoin came back in singles a won four of the six matches to escape with the narrow 4-3 victory of the Bears.

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