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Radcliffe coach Vincent Lackey described the Yale team yesterday as being "enthusiastic," but he earlier predicted the match to be "not that difficult because it was [Yale's] first season...
...Lackey did, however, say that the Radcliffe team has been particularly handicapped for the last few games because "three potential starters were lost due to injuries." Team captain Jane Elliott was forced to withdraw in mid-season due to torn ligaments, Susan Spath had to retire with a broken finger and a third player is suffering from a precocious hernia. Consequently, only seven out of fourteen players showed up for the Yale game...
...Dare Call Me Frail" Russakoff would run Steiner and Mass Hall hack Chuck Daly off the floor. Up front, where it counts, the Crime plans to go with Bob "Daddy D" Decherd and Leapin Liz Samuels, a high school teammate of former Marquette great. Bob Lackey...
...some curious overtones now that we've hung up our bruised arms for monuments once more. It begins with a "bloody tyrant" named Richard's announcement of a peace he must accept and aches to overthrow, and it ends with his dethronement by the people he calls "base lackey peasants": Shakespeare, after all, was not for an age but for all time...
Other Africans besides Amin are also beholden to Gaddafi. Libya is arming and training Moslem separatists in neighboring Chad and sending weapons to Eritrean rebels fighting Haile Selassie ("a lackey of Israel"). It has supplied guns to Guinea and money to Upper Volta, Mauritania and Niger. Libya also provides yearly subsidies of $125 million to Egypt and $45 million to Syria, with which it is joined in a new Federation of Arab Republics, and is a principal financial angel of the Palestinian guerrilla movement. More than 300 Libyan soldiers are serving with the fedayeen; five of them were killed...