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Another crowd-pleaser was freshman forward Felipe Farley, whose two second-half dunks brought the Crimson bench to its feet. The 6-ft., 8-in. Farley tallied 15 points, almost all of them from within four feet of the basket. Farley started out looking tentative underneath, but as the points came his way and the fans cheered him on, the Brockport, N.Y., native seemed to gain confidence. Farley hauled in five boards and blocked a shot to round out his debut in a Crimson uniform...
With only two players graduated from the team that Street and Smith Basket ball yearbook picked to garner the Ivy crown last year. You'd think McLaughlin would have little to worry about But after last year's 11-15 overall finish (6-8 in the Ivies), the pundits pick Harvard to bush sixth in the eight team league...
...NOTEBOOK: While many fans were on hand from all over Massachusetts and Rhode Island, one particular soccer fan made a particularly long journey to view the Harvard-Brown matchup. Yes, E. T., everyone's favorite extra-terrestrial, and equipped with his "Brown Go Home" sign and a basket full of Reese's Pieces, was on hand for the first half. However, once the first stanza ended, he resumed the more earthly form of 9-year-old Dave Field, brother of Harvard's Debbie Field...
Like electronic images gobbling dots across a video screen, the PAC-men darted among the elegant rooms of the National Republican Club on Capitol Hill. At a fund raiser for Congressman Eldon Rudd of Arizona, they dropped their checks into a basket by the door or pressed them into the candidate's palm, before heading for the shrimp rolls and meatballs. Downstairs, other PAC-men crowded into a reception for Delaware Congressman Tom Evans, which featured piano music and White House luminaries. A few stopped in at the party for Deborah Cochran of Massachusetts. Because she is a long...
...could throw all the verbal SAT and Achievement questions in a basket and you probably wouldn't be able to separate them again.' Dean K. Whitla...