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Wide-out Brian Barringer, Harvard's leading receiver all season, snagged 11 passes last weekend and is now in striking distance of the single-season receptions record, held by Pat McInally '75. Tight end Kent Lucas will be another key target...
Receivers: With his 11-catch performance last week against the Crusaders, Brian Barringer moved into fourth place on Harvard's all-time single-season list with 42 receptions, 14 shy of the mark set by Pat McInally in 1973. Along with Barringer, TE Kent Lucas (18.2-yd. reception average) and Neil Phillips (14.5) lead this talented corps of receivers...
Brian's Song: Even in defeat, Harvard wideout Brian Barringer shone. Saturday, Barringer caught 11 passes for 119 yards. His 11 catches tied Wally Grant '64 for the third best receiving day in Harvard history. The record is shared by Pat McInally '73 and Jim Curry '77, both of whom caught 13 passes...
...debate revealed the degree to which the Republicans are tugged by their own special interests: right-wing red hots. Front Runners Bush and Robert Dole found themselves pitted against a field of yapping underdogs, each catering to causes championed by conservative activists. Haig, du Pont, Jack Kemp and Pat Robertson all blasted Bush's ardent support for the proposed medium-range missile treaty; this attempt to score points by implying that Ronald Reagan may be soft on the Soviets showed * the strong pull exerted by the party's right wing. The conservative tide was so fierce that at one point...
...lost earnings of aborted fetuses could save the Social Security system, or that he would balance the budget by "cutting waste and mismanagement." Like the Democrats with Jackson, the G.O.P. contenders could only respond to a symbolic candidacy with slavish praise; Kemp gushed, "The Republican Party ought to thank Pat Robertson for bringing in evangelical Christians and Democrats...