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Although Pennypacker cleaned up at the freshman intramural swim meet last week. Thayer's BOB TYLER--one of the hottest recruits for the men's swim team--grabbed top honors with his fast times, Other good performances were turned in by STEVEN MUNATONES--another recruit who hung up his goggles when he turned Crimson, water polo ace DAVID FASI, and ex-swimmer PAM STEDMAN... At the women's Ivy League Swimming and Diving Championships at Brown University last week, sophomore butterfly ace KATHLEEN "MAD MAC" McCLOSKEY celebrated her twentieth birthday in fine style. Not only did she receive several cakes...
...point the ECAC's hottest team, Yale will follow Maine into Bright Center tomorrow night. The Bulldogs are in the midst of a losing streak (including a 5-4 overtime loss to Maine last week) but their mid-season dash to the top of the Ivy pack has provided them with the cushion of a 7-7 league mark (5-0 in the Ivies...
...players. His closest challenger, Richard, required 336 games to reach 200 goals. This month Bossy set an N.H.L. record for hat tricks (three goals or more in a game) in a single season, with eight. In his first 49 games this year, Bossy poured in 48 goals, the hottest scoring pace since Richard's 1945 mark of 50 goals in 50 games. For Bossy, such feats are merely doing what comes naturally: "Nobody sets out to break records. You just play, you score, and they happen. But the 50-in-50, that's one I want. Having...
...Diamond, by his own reckoning, 20 platinum and gold albums and over 30 hit singles, including 1978's You Don't Bring Me Flowers, a duet with Barbra Streisand. Diamond loyalists right now are making their boy's latest efforts two of the year's hottest records. Love on the Rocks, a typically canny Diamond ballad, is currently No. 2 on the charts, while the album it comes from, The Jazz Singer, is fifth among the top LPs. Gratifying as this may be, at least one question remains: How come all the people who are buying...
Just about the hottest alto sax around, Arthur Blythe synthesizes and consolidates the disparate approaches of his first two Columbia albums-the first experimental, following trails laid down by Ornette Coleman, the second closer to the Ellington tradition-and, using two separate combos, fuses them with the white hot heat of his horn. Illusions is a furious exercise in musical release. This man uses his sax like a blowtorch...