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Crimson fans will keep close tabs on the team statistics, but Hewlett is bound to be their main interest. Several runners appear to have a shot at grabbing first place, including Georgetown's Joe Lynch, indoor two-mile IC4A track champion last winter and runner-up to Villanova's Vic Zwolak in the IC4A three-mile last spring...
Left behind were center half Marsh Azikiwe with a broken bone in his hand, and center forward Haven Pell, the team's high scorer. Starters Joe Gould ("definite varsity potential," according to Getchell) and Kim Batteau were also hurt, but played nevertheless...
...Only Joe Jurek and Steve Diamond are in good shape for the Crimson. Neil Curtin, with an ankle injury, and Art Patterson, with a leg injury, didn't even suit up for last Saturday's game with Princeton...
Kirkland's season has so far been a disappointment to the holders of last year's Straus Trophy for intramural supremacy. The offense has been steady and productive, with backs Joe Gavin, Howard Schechter, and Fred Golinko carrying the brunt of the ground attack for a team which prefers not to pass. A porous pass defense, as revealed in Dunster's aerial comeback last Monday night, has been the Achilles Heel for a team with a good line defense...
...Joseph D. Tydings, 36, will follow in the path of his stepfather, Maryland's longtime Democratic Senator Millard Tydings (1927-50). A self-styled "Ken- nedy Democrat," Joe Tydings was a J.F.K. crony and appointee (U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland), had Marylander Eunice Kennedy Shriver as chairman of his "Citizens for Tydings" organization. For Incumbent Republican Senator James Glenn Beall, 70, a lackluster moderate who spent ten years in the House and another twelve in the Senate, the defeat was his first ever...