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...Press International reporter, is the chief tactician at the grass-roots level and the most important of the Mc-Carthyites in Wisconsin today. Seymour Hersh, 30, still another former newsman (he covered the Pentagon for the Associated Press), is press secretary, speechwriter-and an unexcelled master of profanity. A score of others do everything from dispersing funds to researching issues, but none of them can yet be considered part of the inner circle...
...billed as the rematch of the decade: the University of Houston, No. 1 -ranked college basketball team, against No. 2 U.C.L.A. in the semifinals of the N.C.A.A. championship at Los Angeles. Last year in the same N.C.A.A. round, U.C.L.A. whipped Houston by a score of 73-58 and went on to win the championship. Then, last January, Houston turned the tables with a startling 71-69 midseason upset that knocked the Bruins from the No. 1 ranking and smashed their 47-game winning streak. Now it was Houston with its own 32-game winning streak on the line, and U.C.L.A...
Dartmouth won the toss, and elected to receive. With Ryzewicz running and passing, the Green quickly moved onto Harvard soil. Beard dropped back to pass at the Crimson 46. John Emery hit him hard, and Stan Greenidge snared the fumble to give the Crimson its first chance to score...
With first and ten, big Bobby Leo exploded through a mass of tacklers, reversed down the side, and outran a horde of tacklers all the way to the Dartmouth 1, where he was caught. But he still couldn't be stopped, and Leo fell across the line to score after running 64 yards. Jim Babcock kicked the extra point to make it a 7-0 game...
...wasn't until late in the third period that Harvard got going again. Starting at his 47, quarterback Ric Zimmerman moved his team to the Dartmouth 9 in five plays. A pass down the middle to Joe Cook got the score. The two-point conversion attempt failed, and Dartmouth led 14-13 with 13 minutes...