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...during his own five-game match. After losing his first two games by a small margin, DiSesa battled back against Yale opponent Todd Ruth. Although his first successful game had to go to ten, he fought back to prove himself in the fourth game, getting nine straight points to tie the match at 2-2.In the decisive frame, both competitors battled fiercely, exchanging seemingly endless rallies with the score knotted at 5-5.In the end, Ruth was victorious, needing all ten points to overcome DiSesa.Trailing 2-4, the Crimson needed stellar efforts from the final three competitors, but came up short. Junior...
...rooftop as it circled around the Washington Monument. When it announced that the parade had begun, we hurried down the elevator and saw the Obamas walk alongside their car.After the presidential pair passed us by, we raced to fight through the crowds once again, throw on black-tie attire, and make it on time to New Jersey’s inaugural ball (the “Garden State Inaugural Gala”). Obama went in and out of several balls, but he stayed at ours the whole time. I tried to leave with...
...freshmen duo of Ivica and Jones continued to make plays, and Harvard would fight back to a tie at 28-28 before putting the Violets away...
...Olsen was not the only Harvard competitor to claim his first victory, as Murphy posted a rousing 7-5 overtime win with a last-second takedown. After trailing the Tiger’s Zachary Morse for much of the bout, Murphy (1-12) battled to a late tie before overcoming his junior opponent in the extra frame.“Sean Murphy got a huge win tonight,” Weiss said. “He’s been coming along hard and with that come-from-behind win I couldn’t have been happier...
...strange past. He had been charged with a 1978 Kansas City murder after police found the remains of one of his former clients in bags in his attic; charges were dropped after a judge ruled that the police search of Lewis' home was illegal. But police could never tie him to the Tylenol killings and he denied committing them. Lewis was convicted of extortion for the letter and spent more than 12 years in federal prison. Richard Brzeczek, the Chicago police superintendent at the time, said it was unlikely Lewis would ever be prosecuted for the killings themselves...