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Kresling is admirable, both for his rowing prowess and for his restraint. He refrains from the kind of glazed-eyed, sweaty babbling that too often characterizes books about serious athletic endeavor, maintaining a light, witty tone most of the time. This is not "The Inner Game of Crew," And of...
Warm-weather fashions draped the mannequins in department-store windows. Spruced-up stadiums awaited the opening ceremonies of the baseball season. Dogwood and azaleas were in bloom, and the calendar insisted that spring was entering its third week and Easter was just days off. But then the winter that would...
Following the University's decision last fall to renovate major parts of the 81-year-old stadium, officials speculated that the facility might not be ready for games this fall, forcing the football team to play all its "home" games at other stadiums.
The Harvard researchers also analyzed the commonly used technique of employing whites who might help fill stadiums, but might also be likely to sit on the bench while Blacks dominate playing time.
The Elis--now 8-0 on the year--did what everyone expected them to do Saturday, dumping Cornell, 23-17, in Ithaca. It's just that nobody expected Carm Cozza's gang to have such a difficult time doing it, since almost everybody--including Harvard--has been blowing Cornell out...