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...imagine my surprise when I read Jim Cramer's article on the Phillies (234 Games Under .500," Crimson, October 8) and discovered that I got Johnny Klippstein for the last out of a no-hitter. That was an unforgettable night for me--that June 4, 1964 in Philadelphia--and one of the things I'll never forget is the sight of Bobby Wine striking out to give me my third no-hitter. Try hard as I might, I just couldn't remember facing Johnny that night. I remember missing low on a 3-2 count to Dick Allen to spoil...
...once again hiking through this state of swamps and resorts in search of votes. His election this time is much more of a certainty than it was last time when a bitterly divided state GOP failed to coalesce behind one of its founding fathers, former Representative William Cramer. Chiles' present Republican opponent, John L. Grady, a physician who ran for the Senate as an Independent in 1974, lacks the support of many Republican party regulars, who view him as an outsider...
...profiles of the candidates were written by: Thomas S. Blanton, David N. Carvalho, Stephen J. Chapman, James J. Cramer, Henry Griggs, David B. Hilder, Thomas W. Janes, Daniel E. Larkin and Charles E. Shepherd...
...James J. Cramer '77, Renee M. Landers '77, William V. Larkin Jr. '76, and Eric Maller '76 spoke about their life at Harvard to the Cronkhite Center audience...
While I have not attempted to represent my own position on any of the issues in question. I strongly urge Mr. Cramer and friends to face up to the fact that in their dealings with "Bok's Mass Hall guards", they are dealing with BOK and if Overseers were in the bargaining seat, they, in fact, would also be representing the University's position on similar matters. What has to be faced in this situation is that Harvard and the surrounding communities are neighbors, but nowhere is it written in stone that Harvard has to agree with its neighbors...