Word: clay
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Number three will be crucial. Kileff will have to be at top form to stop talented Quaker sophomore Clay Hamlin...
Penn, together with Princeton, will undoubtedly be the Crimson's most formidable opposition of the year. Quaker netmen Balley Brown, John Roose, Clay Hamlin, and Rich Kolker are the most powerful group of hitters in the league, especially on their own hard courts...
...exactly Yankee lovers, they didn't hear much of his renowned play-by-play. Now Mel Allen, 52, has a little something against those damyankees himself. They fired him. Well, maybe it's all for the best, because the Mellow tones will ring out over his native clay this season. He has signed on to broadcast the Atlanta end of radio and TV coverage for the National League's Milwaukee Braves, who have switched much of their programming to Atlanta prior to moving there...
Died. Henry Clay Greenberg, 68, New York state supreme court judge who last year banned John Goldfarb, Please Come Home, Twentieth Century Fox's spoof on Notre Dame's football team, agreeing with the university that the film would cause "irreparable injury" to its prestige and good will, a ruling later reversed and now before the state court of appeals; of a heart attack; in Manhattan...
Navy's Tim Peard was the fourth double winner of the tournament, adding an 18:12.9 victory in the 1650-yard freestyle to his 400-yard, individual medley win Thursday night. Villanova's Richard Girdler upset Army's Tony Clay to win the 100-yard freestyle...