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...Bowdoin 2, women's soccer...
BRUNSWICK, N.H.--Fifteen minutes into the second half of Saturday afternoon's Harvard-Bowdoin women's soccer game, Bowdoin halfback Sue McLaughlin booted the ball toward the goal from the 30-yard line. Harvard back Debbie Fields raced toward the ball, headed it and deflected it just out of the reach of Crimson netminder Janet Judge. The ball dribbled past Judge and into the net to break a scoreless tie and give Bowdoin a 1-0 advantage...
Finley developed his all-consuming interest in literature and languages of the ancient Greek world at Exeter and in his senior year at Harvard won the Bowdoin Prize for an essay on "Euripides and Shaw Compared." A magna cum laude graduate. Finley continued his studies in Greece. Germany and France, where he read the Classics at the Sorbonne. Returning to Harvard, Finley received his Ph.D. in 1933 with a 250-page dissertation written entirely in Latin. He also began teaching that year...
...Eastern losses--13-2 to Boston College and 11-5 to Bowdoin--Engineer Coach Fran O'Brien employed seven different hurlers. He may have to pull the starter for today's game...
Right wing Vicki Palmer scored a power-play goal seven minutes later to widen the lead. And the Crimson turned the area around the Bowdoin net into a red-light district in the second stanza, with Jennifer White, Cathy Carrol and Dianne Hurley hitting the twines. A Megan Berthold slapshot, deflected by a defender's skate, and another goal by Carroll in the third period finished off the scoring...