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...that it was more like closing full-scale drug deals. Michael Sanborn, a.k.a. Fred Barnswallow, testified for the Government that he arranged several large drug buys through Stratton. Sanborn pleaded guilty in the scheme and is serving five years. Another witness, Policeman John Arnold, who posed as a "crooked cop" during the investigation, reported in court that Stratton once described himself as "Michael Sanborn's boss in drugs...
...Crimson ace-in-the-hole, of course, is senior Howard Sands, in the ECAC's in October, which Harvard won convincingly, the two-time. All-American knocked off Princeton's top player. Ted Farnsworth, to cop the singles A title...
While Harvard relied on its strong outside shooting Brown accumulated most of its points from rebounding and penetrating, to cop the easy short shots...
...teams, but concurrent with Eliot's beaning, all bell broke loose between the celebrating Crimson and the fuming Big Red. The brawl, like none ever seen in Bright Center, raged out of control for several minutes, as coaches trainers, the reference, the linesmen and even George the Cop tried to break it up. Every time two players were untangled, four more were swinging and clawing away at each other somewhere else...
...Network, a psychiatrist is either preventing or precipitating a woman's emotional collapse. On an ad hoc network formed by Mobil Oil, the Royal Shakespeare Company revives Nicholas Nickleby and the sagging post-holiday spirits of 10 million viewers. And on each of the three "major" networks, a cop is still chasing a crook, another teenager outsmarts her sitcom dad, a nest of vipers buzzes in the bosom of one more TV dynasty. Click, click, click...