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Kazuhisa Ishii was seen walking around the Los Angeles Dodgers' camp with a wad of bubble gum in his mouth. Catcher Paul Lo Duca noticed this and asked the former Japan League All-Star if he had taken a special liking to American gum. "Actually, he says it's horrible," Ishii's interpreter, Scott Akasaki, relayed. "He just chews it because you guys do." Ishii has since ditched the chew and found a far more effective way to gain acceptance as one of the guys: by winning his first six starts...
Berkowitz and his Washington, D.C. lawyer Maureen F. Del Duca also declined to comment on the pending litigation...
...John Schultheis, Princeton, Sr. C *Chris DiMaria, Penn, Sr. OB *John Witkowald, Columbia, Jr. RB Paul Andrie, Yale, Jr. RB *Derrick Harmon, Cornell, Jt. KSp Dave Schulman, Penn, Jr. DEFENSE DE Pat Fleming, Harvard, Sr. DE Joe Margolis, Harvard, Sr. DT Chuck McGrath, Brown, Sr. DT *Steve Duca, Cornell, Sr. MG *Scott Murrer, Harvard, Sr. LB #Joe Azelby, Harvard, Jr. LB Mike Christiani, Penn, Sr. LB *Vic Rusterbuach, Princeton, Sr. LB *Dava Neslund, Dartmouth, Sr. DB #Jeff Gradinger, Brown, Sr. DB Scott Walter, Cornell, Sr. DB Lou Varsames, Harvard, Sr. P John Corbett, Dartmouth, Jr. *First team in 1981 *Honorable...
Three minutes into the second quarter, the Big Red came up with the kind of big play that has knifed the heart out of the Crimson all year. Harvard punter Jim Villanueva mishandled a snap on his own 36-yard line, and Cornell's Steve Duca finally chased it down on the Harvard six, where the Big Red set up shop first-and-goal, and a probable 7-6 lead twenty feet away...
...started after Harvard's first drive of the quarter moved from its own 38 backwards to its own 36. Villanueva came in to punt on 4th and 12. Except that Villanueva bobbled and then booted Turner Swan's snap, and Cornell defensive tackle Steve Duca fell on the ball at the Harvard six. It seemed that once again the big play--remember the blocked-punt touchdown by Holy Cross--would spell Harvard's doom...