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...Harvard coach John Yovicsin was making his first appearance before the masses Saturday afternoon, and Bill Veeck, who had once offered Yovicsin the chance to earn a little money in his spare time, was interested in letting him know that Suffolk Downs still cared for him. Veeck, a sports entrepreneur who has contributed such diversions as the exploding scoreboard to American society, had hired two single-engine planes to fly over the Stadium bearing long streamers with messages to Yovicsin as well as to the fans...
...sort of an aerial billet-doux. "HI JOHN!" it read. "THINGS ARE EVEN BETTER AT SUFFOLK DOWNS." The offer offered free admission to any fan who admitted he had seen Harvard play Northeastern, and had a ticket stub to prove...
...than enlistment openings at the Cambridge Army recruitment center. Columbia only filled its presidency this summer after nearly two years of looking. Asked who had turned it down, one student replied, who didn't? Stanford is still searching for its perfect combination, as are Boston University, M.I.T., Brandeis, even Suffolk University, just to mention the schools in the Boston area...
University Marshal William G. Anderson '39, said yesterday, "The function of the Sheriff is an official function, and he should wear the uniform appropriate." Anderson said that Suffolk County Sheriff Thomas Eisenstadt would fulfill the role, unless Buckley changed his mind...
...court fee by selling transcripts to the press. Lipman assembled a six-man team including two reporters, two secretaries, a duplicator operator and a messenger boy. He contracted with news organizations to sell 79 transcripts at $1.05 per page or $802.20 per set. Then Lipman discovered that a Suffolk Superior Court clerk, Edward V. Keating, planned to release the transcript at the bargain price of $75 per copy...