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Leaving aside Kay's unlucky draw. Harrison had the Crimson's most difficult most difficult route into the third round, having to overcome Princeton's Denise Galambos, to whom she lost in tour game in a dual match February 13. But things went differently yesterday Harrison reversed the previous decision and exacted a large measure of revenge by whipping Galambos and earning a shot against eighth seeded Jennifer Meagher of Brown today...
...Palm and company turned out to be six of New England's top spikers. The Crimson faced a squad whose least experienced member--Rich Rohan '81--possessed All-Ivy credentials, while Steve Kay '76 brought with him the experience of three national championships on a club team...
DIED. Hershy Kay, 62, versatile composer and arranger for numerous Broadway musicals and ballets, as well as movies and television shows; of heart disease; in Danbury, Conn. The son of Russian immigrants, Kay started his career in 1944 orchestrating On the Town, the first Broadway musical of his friend Leonard Bernstein. They later collaborated on Candide (1956 and 1973) and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue (1976). Kay had three shows currently playing on Broadway: Evita, A Chorus Line and Barnum. Several of his best scores were musical Americana commissioned by George Balanchine for the New York City Ballet, and include Cakewalk...
With less than five minutes to play, the Bruins broke the ice. Brown got the ball on a short corner and as a mob formed in front of the Crimson net, Bruin forward Susan Kay poked the ball by Lamont...
...have spent part of the time abroad, before blending into the rural life of Washington as a quiet, well-mannered young man. "I have some ambivalent feelings about [him]," admits Christman. "The guy is likable. The only problem is that he is a manipulator; he uses people." Adds Kay Sullivan, whose husband worked with Boyce in a short-lived commercial fishing venture in La Push, on the Pacific coast: "He was not anti-American. He cared about his country...