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Once again, the Crimson played a flawless game in the field. Too much cannot be said about the steadiness of infielders Bingham, Bobby Kelley, Brad Bauer and Rick Pearce, who rank with Navy's vaunted foursome as the league's classiest crew...
...came on Murray's solo blast that opened the sixth inning and a ground single off Alevizos by Pat Barry which plated Ron Valeri in the ninth. Otherwise, Northeastern's bats seemed content to sedately chop grounders to Harvard thirdsacker Rick Pearce, who handled eight chances with his usual flawless precision...
...save the tie for Clarkson, but even a draw up there demands a near-flawless performance. Back-to-back big games a nine-hour bus ride away from home isn't the best way to close out the season, but that's probably how Year 1 of the New Era will end. Not, as the wildly optimistic had predicted, in the Boston Garden...
...advertising blitz. The organization's efficiency can be gauged by the ultimate variable--the candidate's contact with the people. In his last full day of Granite State stumping, Bush, to the consternation of the press, arrived at each destination five minutes early. The candidate was fully briefed and flawless. At a local high school he cited a poll from the previous week and at the Rochester Elks Club he knew the names of all the Big Elks and even some of the little ones. In each town, Bush referred to the times he'd visited during the previous year...
...further perfect his style, Schramm trains himself through psychocibernetics--a kind of mental workout. In his mind, Schramm thinks through all his dives, incorporating positive thoughts and adjusting the mental picture until the dive is flawless. He then transfers these thoughts into actions while competing...