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Returning Lettermen: Position Property of: Steve Armstrong F Tim Barakett F New Jersey Devils Mark Benning D Chris Biotti D Calgary Flames Allen Bourbeau F Philadelphia Flyers Josh Caplan D Nick Carone F Peter Chiarelli F Butch Cutone D John Devin G Mike DeVoe F Scott Farden D Gerald Green F Rick Haney F Andy Janfaza F Ed Krayer F New Jersey Devils Lane MacDonald F Calgary Flames Dickie McEvoy G Jerry Pawloski D Hartford Whalers Don Sweeney D Boston Bruins Craig Taucher F Randy Taylor D Pittsburgh Penguins
John Bernheimer of Welleslley, Mass. (ranked in the top three in the junior circut); John Mashland of Philadelphia, Penn.; and Seth Handy of Providence, R.I. are incoming freshmen. The two transfers are Doug Cohen (from Brown) and James Gilfillan (from the University of Virginia...
...Harvard men's lacrosse team surprised many by finishing in a tie for second place in the Ivies last year. The lacrosse team picked up several recruits who should help the laxmen make another bid for the league title this year: Mark Follows of Ontario, Can.; Perry Dodge of Philadelphia, Penn.; Rich Meagher, a high school All-American from Needham, Mass.; Mark Donovan of Syracuse, N.Y.; Dan Berkerey of Wellesley, Mass.; Chris Bentley and David Kramer, who both received All-Long Island honors at Cold Springs Harbor, N.Y.; and Mark Donovan and Craig Costin, teammates from Syracuse...
...Franklin Field, Philadelphia...
...well-to-do Philadelphia cigarmaker, William Paley bought a chain of 16 struggling radio stations in 1928 and nurtured his enterprise into a communications colossus. By the mid-1960s, when he reached retirement age, Paley had earned the right to rest on his legend. Yet he decided to remain as chairman and chief executive, leading to the departure of the man who had long yearned for the job, CBS President Frank Stanton. In the years that followed, Paley put a succession of heirs apparent into the president's slot and, in a pattern that became painfully familiar, fired them...