Word: casse
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Crimson player-coach Anders Carlsson, Jeff Golan and Sheng-Yang Chiu played in spots one, two and three in the first round and copped a 7-2 victory. In the second round, Harvard's Robbie Farkas. Rick Claiman and Cass Sunstein whipped their opponents...
...remembered for his clenched-fist salute on the victory stand after he won the 200-meter dash at the 1968 Olympics) as track and basketball coach. Last week, in keeping with his crusade to help blacks "become involved in the brains of sport, not just the brawn,", he appointed Cass Jackson as football coach. Of Smith, Scott says: "He's a pretty quiet, dignified guy. He is not a black-power person who's going to blow up the gymnasium with a hand grenade. He wants to build winning teams...
...Jack Paar was an acute attack of déjà vu. A large dollop of nostalgia was in order, of course, but younger viewers must simply have been dumbfounded by Paar's smorgasbord from the past. Almost all the old faces-living and dead-were there. Peggy Cass sat in as Paar's answer to Ed McMahon, introducing Paar and doing commercials. Genevieve, whose funny French accent Paar discovered, was a guest, along with such other oldtime regulars as Jonathan Winters. Even Pianist Oscar Levant, who died last year, came back-in a replay of a show...
Captain Jeff Wiegand had the toughest match against Andover, and he needed five games to beat his opponent in the number one position. Peter Havens, Cass Sunstein and John Sedgewick won their matches. 3-0, and number five man Dave Chase was a 3-1 victor...
Harvard's top two players, Peter Havens and Jeff Wiegand, both dropped a game to experienced opponents before posting 3-1 victories. Cass Sunstein, John Sedgewick, Dave Chase, Tim Berkowitz, and John Deland all swept their matches...