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Kenyon: 5-3. I remember thinking this was definitely it. The set, over. But the Bens fought every inch, scrambled for every ball.
Kenyon: I’ve seen the two Bens play, and I think I could probably beat them individually. I was clearly the best of us three. So, naturally, the team I was on was going to win. The question was, who should play with Summers? Wasserstein volunteered.
Kenyon: The Bens seemed spent, Wasserstein still jubilant from his triumph in the earlier set. Even the audience seemed a little tired, as the clapping was less frequent and exuberant. But Larry’s energy never flagged. I did get the feeling that he wanted to switch partners, though...
The Fightin Blue Hens held Penn to a total of 43 yards on the ground. Delaware quarterback B.J. Webster completed 11 of 16 for three touchdowns, and the Bens rushed for 315 yards.
The coating of gibberellic acid is by no means the first attempt at chemical golf. In 1928 Samuel J. Bens of New York City took out patent #1,664,397 on a golf ball "with chemical pockets dotting the outer skin." When the ball impacted the pockets burst, releasing a...