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...Radcliffe varsity lights, who nipped Boston University by three-tenths of a second to cop last year's Sprints title, never got a chance to outclass the four-crew field in that event. The Terriers retreated to the safety of the fours event after their nine second loss to the women in black early in the season...
Computers match people in some roles, and when fast decisions are needed in a crisis, they often outclass them. The human brain has a wiring defect that prevents it from absorbing several streams of information simultaneously and acting on them quickly. Throw too many things at the brain at one time and it freezes up; it evolved more than 100,000 years ago, when the tempo of life was slower...
...Meyers, competing in the top half of the singles draw, lost her first round match to third seeded Wendy Jennings of Trinity, 6-1, 6-1 and qualified for the consolation tournament. Meyers proceeded to outclass her opponents in this division and netted the women in white 2 1/2 extra points in the process...
Winnebago, which at this stage is still demonstrating the Heli-Home, has dropped it into 10 major cities from Los Angeles to Miami-to universal amaze. For the man who has everything, or the company that wants something more, the Heli-Home may indeed outclass the private jet as a practical, all-purpose, tax-deductible vehicle that is not just a toy. Or, for $10.000 a week, plus pilot's salary, plus gas (75 gal. per hour), the party thrower or corporate showman can rent an H-H and be up and away...
Harvard's hopes in today's competition depend on defending champion Yntema having an outstanding effort in the 200 fly and on Brumwell and Fullerton sweeping the 200 breast. Neville will have to repeat his 50 free performance in the 100 free and Harvard will have to outclass the rest of the East in the 400 free relay, the last event, to wrap up a meet victory...