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Dave Crosby, assisted by Tim Sargeant, scored for Yale in the second period, and Bill Rulon-Miller and Steve Ripley added unassisted goals in the closing session...
Weld's team reached the latest round by defeating Carrie Heldman and Frank Ripley at 6-3, 7-5 yesterday. The losers had earlier taken a two-out-of-three decision from a pair that included Gary Adelman: Mike Belknap and Allen Terrell were also eliminated in other play. Wright and Steel qualified by beating Janet Christenson and Jim Gustafson...
...lone Yale goal. At 3:39 of the second period, a pack of Elis converged on Crimson goalie Bob Bland, swinging wildly. A high shot hit Bland in the face, and in the resulting confusion Bruce Larson pushed the puck into the nets. Pat Rulon-Miller and Steve Ripley were credited with assists...
Only a game like Saturday's--designed for the tales of a Robert Ripley or a Bill Stern--could lead to such confounding statements as: "I was fairly well pleased with our overall performance," by Yovicsin, the losing coach, and "I was not satisfied with our club," by the winning coach Bill Leckonby. The happy, yet "disappointed" Leckonby added in philosophical reflection, "This game of football, I don't know. The more you play it, the less you understand about it. I wonder...
...scheme, first elaborated in a novel (The Talented Mr. Ripley] by Patricia Highsmith, is now dramatized by Director Rene (Forbidden Games) Clement in a film noir that is skillful as well as repulsive. One pleasant summer's day, while drifting lazily over the Bay of Naples, Tom suddenly rams a fish knife into Philip's heart, wraps his body in a tarpaulin, weights it with an anchor, drops it overboard. Then he sails back to port, puts his own picture in Philip's passport, schools himself to forge the victim's signature, coolly cashes his checks...