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Sunday saw the Crimson four--skipper Gordon Burnes and crew Petra Schumann in the "A" Division and skipper Peter Wagner and crew Jeff Kurland in the "B" Division--hold the lead until the 15th of 16 races...
...spots. It's the squad's biggest question mark and potentially its biggest problem. The key to the whole offense. OFFENSIVE LINE: One of the Big Red's few bright spots. It's a line that has a good deal of experience and that blends well together. Center Mike Wagner is the key to this group, and he's surrounded by four blockers that could provide a nice test. DEFENSIVE LINE: Bill Ross and K.C. Smith lead a unit that is the squad's most pleasant surprise. A question mark at season's start, this unit has played extremely well...
Tomlin won a 1977 Tony Award for her one-woman show Appearing Nitely. Both that comic montage and The Search for Signs were written and directed by Jane Wagner, who also collaborated with Tomlin on three Grammy-nominated record albums, four Emmy-honored TV specials and the film The Incredible Shrinking Woman. Wagner has developed a shrewd ear for Tomlin's inflections and an uncluttered directing style that takes full advantage of the star's arms- outflung exuberance and her adroitness at shifting from character to character, place to place, reality to fantasy and back. Here Tomlin plays a baker...
...Lehigh, 10-3 Colgate, 16-6 3-1 3-1, .750 Ji H. Min Executive Photo Editor Guest Selector Harvard, 24-21 Lafayette, 35-14 Army, 45-28 URI, 28-21 Yale, 10-7 Dartmouth, 27-14 Princeton, 14-10 Cornell, 14-10 Mercedes Wagner Miss Massachusetts Guest Selector Harvard, 21-14 Columbia, 21-7 Penn, 21-14 URI, 14-7 Yale, 21-7 UNH, 17-7 Princeton, 14-0 Colgate, 14-10 Samantha 27-lb, Lobster, Bay State Lobsters Guest Selector Harvard, 31-17 Lafayette, 24-14 Army, 33-26 Brown, 21-10 Yale, 28--14 Dartmouth...
...lengthy roster of new crime fighters is, if nothing else, diverse. Robert Wagner is leaden as ever as a high-living investigator for an insurance company in the dreary Lime Street. The Insiders uses a rock score to enliven the weekly adventures of a hip free-lance reporter and his partner who go undercover for stories. The apparent model, again, is Miami Vice, but the show looks more like an '85 version of The Mod Squad. The season's biggest howler is Hollywood Beat, another Miami Vice-influenced show about a pair of undercover cops who patrol seedy Hollywood Boulevard...