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...scrimmaging in practice uniforms. "It appeared to be supervised," one of them said. A student in charge told them that it was a closed practice and that they had to leave. This information cannot be used as incriminating evidence, but it does indicate that if Powers is lying, as Kane charges, then these men are too. because Kane's letter states that Cornell did not practice until October...
...Kane's statements is that Cornell does not violate Ivy. ECAC, or NCAA rules. Yet a few years ago, a Cornell hockey player by the name of Bob McGuinn signed a form which linked him to a professional team. Harvard's Dean Robert Watson, who is about to become the new athletic director here, made the discovery while checking through records, and the Ivy League ruled McGuinn ineligible. Later, Cornell officials claimed ignorance of the form, and McGuinn was allowed to play again...
...Kane suggested in his letter that the CRIMSON ought to ask Harvard soccer players. who dressed in the rink for a game that morning, if they saw anything. In the first place, we will concede coach Harkness the intelligence not to conduct practice at the same hour that a Harvard team is expected to use the locker facilities. And the charges made by Powers were based on things he saw earlier that morning. The soccer team was not there until...
...early date. Nesto said the names were taped on the lockers, and that throughout the grates in the lockers one could see the uniforms hanging up. "There were broken sticks and lots of tape around." he added. Freshmen must also refrain from practice before October 22. but perhaps Mr. Kane has an explanation for all this evidence of activity...
...most unfortunate aspect of Cornell's attempts to deny the charges by Powers is that Kane and Harkness have contradicted themselves in efforts to correct us. Harkness told Robert Savett of the Daily Pennsylvanian that he was helping out with Fall lacrosse. "I was not at the rink; you can't be in two places at once, " he explained. We agree with his reasoning, but in an article by David Golomb, sports editor of the Cornell Daily Sun Harkness is quoted as saying he was at a press luncheon at the time...