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Stephenson and outfielder Mike Patrick are the only familiar faces in a Crimson lineup radically altered by injuries and slumps. Miller stepped in when John Dockery (.391 with the freshmen last year) couldn't hit, but unless someone in the outfield starts hitting, Dockery may find a home there. Patrick, Mike Neville, and Al Liebgott, a happy surprise "find" for coach Norm Shephard, have not been coming through with the big hits...
...Crimson got a breather Wednesday against woefully weak Lynchburg, putting together 12 singles, nine walks, and five errors to bomb the Virginians, 15 to 3, Stephenson, Al Liebgott, and Mike Patrick contributed 11 RBI's in the seven-inning contest. Andy Luther was the winning pitcher...
...Adolescence. Concerned about the troubled fringe of the S. & L. business, Chairman Joseph Patrick McMurray of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board-which is to the S. & L.s roughly what the Federal Reserve is to the commercial banks-this year raised the associations' reserve requirement and clamped restrictions on the interest-rate warfare. With these moves, McMurray, a former Government economist and assistant to the late Senator Robert Wagner, has cooled the race for depositors but has brought bitter complaints from many S. & L. leaders. Government officials, however, believe that the new rules will let the S. & L.s grow...
...George can play the outfield, too. So can Dockery and so, luckily, can Mike Patrick, who became a regular at the end of last season and hit .395 in 38 at-bats. Patrick can hit with power-he'll have to, to make up for the departure of Gilmor and Curly Combs...
Died. Edwin Hill ("Ted") Patrick, 62, editor of Holiday since 1946; of hepatitis; in Manhattan. Boulevardier Patrick, a onetime adman, took on Curtis' anemic travel magazine when it was four months old, made it into a glossy, coffee-table Baedeker, chronicling top-chop restaurants, countries on and off the tourist track, rich people and bizarre events, hired prestige contributors, boosted circulation (at 600 a copy) to 1,000,000 the day before he died, making it Curtis' only adult magazine in recent years to stay in the black...