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...Crimson water polo team this weekend took another step toward establishing itself as an Eastern power. In a four-team tournament in New Haven, Conn.--Brown, MIT, Yale and Harvard--the Crimson swam even with top-seeded Brown before bowing, 12-8. The aquamen then strafed Eastern rival Yale...
DiBonaventura's performance did signify increased improvement from the Greenwich, Conn. native who started the season on the junior varsity roster. "Laura's been playing well, she really has," MacAusland said. "She's been strong and quite consistent...
DIED. Bruce A. Gimbel, 67, merchant-sportsman who for 22 years headed the department-store chain that grew out of a single emporium in Indiana established by his grandfather Adam in 1842; of cardiac arrest; in Greenwich, Conn. An avid private pilot as well as a shrewd businessman, Gimbel led the chain's expansion into the growing suburbs in the '50s. In 1973 he negotiated sale of the firm, then 10% owned by the Gimbel family and now comprising 69 Gimbels and Saks Fifth Avenue stores, to a subsidiary of the British-American Tobacco Co. for $195 million...
...STORES. Conn.--The University women's soccer team owned the first half of yesterday's game. The Huskies also seemed to own the referees at times. And in the end, they owned two goals to Harvard...
...loyal following that seems determined to ride out the race with him. These Anderson backers reject the notion that their votes should be influenced by whether or not Anderson can win. "It is everyone's obligation to vote their conscience," argued George Ward, a consulting engineer in Washington, Conn. Insisted Margaret Gilvar, a housewife in Oakham, Mass.: "It is more important that citizens who are concerned make a protest than be swayed by the impact an Anderson vote could have on the other candidacies." Contended Chicago Attorney Andrew Williams: "The fact that Anderson's chances are reduced doesn...