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...team with the orange arm bands today will be Penn. There were a lot of rumblings when Penn football players realized that they were to be in Cambridge on Halloween. When four of them quit the squad two weeks ago, the three blacks denied that there had been racial conflicts. They did not deny, however, that they had quit so that they could stay in Philly on Halloween. Those who are still on the team reportedly came reluctantly...
...they have decided to make the best of Halloween in Cambridge. Their game bags contain Halloween costumes, one for each player. They ran into a little trouble at Logan, though, when FBI agents arrived with dogs to scent shaving cream. They reportedly made quite a haul. A closer investigation of the costumes followed, leading to the discovery of one Peter Pan, one Captain Hook, and 40 Tinker Belles. One of the Quakers apparently intended to masquerade as a football player...
...guide the Penn men around Cambridge's best trick or treat neighborhoods, Harvard will assign one of its players to each of the visitors as a big brother. The Crimson checked out Halloween costumes through Jimmy Cunniff yesterday; Rod Foster picked Superboy, Tom Miller got Hopalong Cassidy, and Gary Farneti selected Mighty Joe Young...
...because this may be the strangest season in Ivy League history. It is the best balanced race of any in the League's 14 years-for the first time there is no acknowledged doormat. Yet there is a strong possibility that the championship will be settled by Halloween, when Yale and Dartmouth meet in New Haven. And this means trouble for the Crimson. A well balanced league is the last thing Harvard needs in a rebuilding year. If everyone is as good as Columbia, and several are better, chances could be slim of improving appreciably last year's dismal...
...observation: "A man who could produce daughters like that could not be all bad." David and Julie Eisenhower are still moving wholesomely in the background. But startlingly, Tricia, who once seemed shy and reticent, has emerged as a luminous blonde who turns up playing hostess at a White House Halloween party or holding hands at Manhattan's "21" with Eddie Cox, a young Eastern liberal lawyer who used to work for Ralph Nader's Raiders...