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Part of the problem has also been a long-time tradition of inadequate quarterbacking. Harvard has featured such quarterbacks as John McCloskey, who happily, but somewhat prematurely, spiked the ball on the Columbia two-yard line on his way to (what would have been) a touchdown, and Eric Crone, of endzone infamy, but the Crimson has had few, if any, quarterbacks known for their ability to mastermind a last second drive -- with the exception, of course, of 1968 Yale game hero Frank "42 seconds" Champi, a second string quarterback who had never done it before and never did it again...
...Paul ("Pete") McCloskey, 45, the maverick Republican from Northern California who waged a quixotic campaign against Nixon in the presidential primaries, now finds himself in a tightening race against James Stewart, 35, a similarly liberal lawyer and Democrat who McCloskey once said "would make a great Congressman if he has the privilege to beat me in November." At the beginning of the campaign, both men agreed to a schedule of 33 debates; so far, only 13 have been held, and the tone has been more courteous than antagonistic. Their major point of disagreement is over whether McCloskey has become...
STEWART RAWLINGS MOTT, 34, New York City philanthropist, son of the General Motors pioneer and major stockholder Charles Stewart Mott. Gifts: McGovern, $212,361; Lindsay, $5,000; McCloskey, $5,500. Loans: McGovern...
...JOSEPH IRWIN MILLER, Miller, 63, is chairman of Cummins Engine Co., Columbus, Ind. Gifts: Lindsay, $150,000; McCloskey...
...MILES L. RUBIN. Rubin. 42, is a Los Angeles manufacturer and industrialist. Gifts: McGovern, $58, 300; Muskie, $2,000; McCloskey, $4,600. He has also loaned McGovern...