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...enrolled in the University of Santa Clara. Although he never graduated, his grades were good enough to get him into Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. But after a year there, he was drafted. He served as a counterintelligence agent in Germany, where he met his wife, Joan Brauner, a Czech refugee working for the U.S. Army...
...couple returned to the U.S. in 1955 and started a family. By day Clark worked as an insurance adjuster. At night he resumed his studies at Loyola, but his grades were so lackluster that the dean urged him to go full time or quit. Clark left Loyola without graduating and studied for the bar exam on his own. On the second try, he passed. He went home to Oxnard, "opened up my own firm and waited for the phone to ring." It did, and Clark became quite successful as an attorney. He was also active in the family ranching business...
While Harvard and UMass fight it out in Amherst three quarterfinal showdowns will be held Saturday along the Eastern seaboard. Princeton by virtue of its 12-10 first-round win over Dartmouth will meet the tourney's top seed. Temple in Philadelphia Penn. 9-5 winners over Loyola in the first-round will be at Penn State the tournament's second seed and Delaware an 11-7 winner Wednesday over Maryland All winners advance to the Final Four showdown next weekend at Penn's Franklin Field...
...opponents. 1983 NCAA Women's Lacrosse Tournament At-A-Glance May 11 May 14 May 21 (at Penn) May 22 (at Penn) Princeton Princeton, 12-10 Dartmouth (1) Temple HARVARD HARVARD, 9-4 Northwestern (4) UMass Delaware Champion Delaware, 11-7 William & Mary (3) Maryland Pennsylvania Pennsylvania, 9-5 Loyola (2) Penn State...
While the Crimson and Wildcats tangle here tomorrow. Dartmouth will play at Princeton. Loyola of Baltimore will be at Penn while William & Mary meets Delaware in the tourney's three other first-round match-ups. All winners will move on to Saturday's quarterfinals...