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...Harvard fullback line which took the worst physical bowling in the Penn game was bothered by minor injuries earlier in the week, but captain Ric Scott, Brian Fearnett, and Ric LaCivita are healthy enough to play. The Crimson linkmen Emmanuel Ekarna and Bahman Mossavar Rahmani are fully recovered from their various injuries...
...midfield area was perhaps the Crimson's strong point. Bahman Mossaver-Rahmani and Demetrio Mena had a field day dribbling around and through Big Green defenders, and linkman Emmanuel Ekama, who has missed the last three games as a result of a tore foot, saw considerable action yesterday. Ekama played well despite continuing pain in his foot...
...Harvard, the second half was an exercise in perfection. The defense continued to prove airtight, thwarting numerous Big Red attempts to get the ball past midfield. Bahman RahmaniMossavar. Henry Sideropoulos, and Demetrio Mena (who earlier in the first half replaced an injured Emmanuel Ekama) were excellent in breaking up Cornell plays before they could get untracked...
...Emmanuel Ekama, who has missed the last two games with a sore foot, is a questionable starter at linkman, a spot where the Crimson has had some problems. Ekama has said he will play, but has not practiced in over a week. Harvard had trouble controlling the midfield area against Wesleyan, and might continue to be vulnerable against Cornell today...
...people are worthy of respect. Some are heroes. Counter to the accepted wisdom, the film suggests that these are not great men, but those who knew they must do something and did. Colonel "Gaspar" explains that he didn't like the Germans eating French beef when he had none, Emmanuel D' Astier de la Vigerie merely that he had to do something, and the same with the Grave brothers. Denis Rake, an English secret agent, very simply states that as a homosexual he wanted to prove that he could do what other men were supposed to do. "I really...