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Cornell, who beat the Varsity last month 57 to 45 at Ithaca, is even stronger now, with the return of Billary Chellet, an all-league guard last year. Chellet will start at forward alongside Bob Gale (six-six) and Ed Peterson (six-nine). Those two men must be stepped if Harvard is to win tonight...
...gruelling nine mile cross country trek, Captain Graham Taylor split his ski near the starting string. He succeeded in finishing the race, but came in far behind Skiddy Lund, unacquainted with cross-country slats until this year, who finished 22nd for the Crimson...
Space does not permit mentioning all the forwards. Sophomore Jim Malonc is especially memorable to the Crimson skaters because he participated in nine goals in a single game against them last year. Backing up these forwards is an all-Olympic defense, while veteran goalle Dick Desmond still maintains his remarkable aplomb in the nets...
Cambridge's legislative carnival is now rocketing into its seventh fun-packed week and still no Mayor. With 841 sterile ballots to their credit since January 5th, the nine-man City Council is eagerly looking forward to the thousand mark, at which time, it is reported, each member will receive a complimentary copy of "Laughing Gas" by Dr. O. H. Schneiderman, anesthetist at Bregman Memorial Hospital...
...January 5th, nine ambitious men gathered at City Hall to elect a Mayor of Cambridge. Today, seven weeks and 841 futile ballots later, the City Council is still unable to decide which one among them shall serve as the chief executive. The filibuster has seen the Council Chamber criss-crossed by vicious political tracers, it has turned simple ambition into bitter perversity, and has delayed vital legislation. Resulting from a hopelessly disorganized political system and a calculated smear campaign by a few professional politicians, the lengthy stalemate can only give the Councilmen enough rope to hang themselves and possibly...