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Bill Kaplan, playing number two for Harvard, simply out-angled his opponent, winning 15-9, 15-13, 15-12. Steve Mead, Tim Morgan and Cass Sunstein, playing in the sixth, seventh, and eighth spots, each shut out his opponent...
...Crimson racquetman who had the easiest time of it was senior Cass Sunstein. Playing in the seventh slot due to an injury to Steve Mead, who usually plays in that position, Sunstein limited his opponent to just 16 points in capturing an easy 15-3, 15-6, 15-7, victory...
...Pittsburgh, Pa.; Richard H. Millington of Winthrop House and Bar Harbor, Me.; Raymond T. Pierrehumbert of Dunster House and Passaic, N.J.; Jeffrey D. Sachs of Adams House and Detroit, Mich.; Alan D. Sokal of North House and Boston; Hal F. Starnes Jr. of Dunster House and Asheville, N.C.; Cass R. Sunstein of Currier House and Salem; Eric H. Wachtel of Adams House and New York City; Douglas H. Wilkins of Dunster House and Boston...
...section--gave her exceptionally sensitive support with clean, sharp attacks and supple phrasing. Forrester's spirited but somewhat less exciting performance of Mozart's concert aria "Non Piu di Fiore" was complemented by a beautifully fluid clarinet solo by one of the aces of HRO's wind section, David Cass...
Died. "Mama" Cass Elliot, 33, gargantuan, silvery-voiced pop-rock singer; after choking on a ham sandwich; in London. Born Ellen Naomi Cohen in Baltimore, Mama Cass sang with a few unmemorable Greenwich Village folk groups in the early 1960s before contributing her gutsy contralto to the Mamas and the Papas, the quartet that created such euphonious superhits as Monday, Monday and California Dreamin'. When the group broke up in 1968, the Earth Motherly (5 ft. 5 in., as much as 250 Ibs.) Elliot embarked on a successful solo career. More than 300 people, including such luminaries as Carol...