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...Man Around Town. His feat this month came as slight surprise to anyone who knew James Randel Matson-including Dallas Long. By the time he was 18, Charlie Matson's boy was already a big man around the Panhandle town of Pampa, Texas. Naturally-he stood 6 ft. 61 in. tall and weighed 210 lbs. He also averaged 15 points a game for Pampa High's basketball squad, ran 50 yds. for the winning touchdown against archrival Amarillo High, and was practically a one-man track team-heaving the 12-lb. shot 66 ft. 10½ in., hurling...
Half if Harvard's goals were scored then Williams was a man down and three of William's came when the Ephe and a one-man advantage...
Harvard drew 17 penalties. The time Crimson served was the equivalent of with one man out for an entire . Cornell scored five of their nine while they had a one-man advantage...
...Obelisk Gallery (130 Newbury St.,) seems to be one that, along with the Ward-Nasse, will become a leading force in Boston's contemporary art scene. It is run by a group of energetic ladies who know the field, and they have had several good exhibits since the gallery opened last fall. Just ending now is Richard Merkin's first one-man show in which everything was sold-an extremely rare event for Boston, especially for an unknown artist. His paintings are in the realm of "Pop Art"-the artist calls them "slanted documentaries"-for they comment on popular images...
...over the firm, leaving the energetic, extroverted Beitz to run the company through a streamlined four-man Direktorium of his handpicked aides. Alfried shows no signs of ending Beitz's stewardship, but he may eventually vest ownership in a family foundation. Indeed, it is possible that this huge one-man company may heed the advice of many German bankers and sell its shares to the public...