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...last match against the Engineers, the Crimson spikers were victimized by a height disadvantage and by the fine play of Eric Daly and Young Soo Ha. But a much stronger Harvard team showed up to play last night and curtailed the performance of the 6-ft., 4-in. Daly and the ferocious hitting of Ha...
...partisan crowd of 40, eagerly awaiting Harvard's disposal of the visitors at 14-6, had to sit through ten more minutes of agonizing tension as a relentless MIT squad--relying on spikes by Daly, Ha, and Armando Hernandez--narrowed the margin to five...
...Toad ever put pen to paper, it was reluctantly, to scribble in the margin of a college textbook ("Hmmmmm" or "Sez who?" or "Ha!"), or to write a check. Over the years, Toad's handwriting atrophied, until it was almost illegible. Who cared? Sonatas of language, symphonies, flowed from the Smith-Corona...
...bearing to accentuate his height and make Bol, in the phrase of Teammate Tom McMillen, "kind of regal." On ankles like wrists, "Nute" moves with the pumping action of machinery and the caution of a man on stilts. "Kip Keino," Center Jeff Ruland calls to him from behind. "Ah-ha-ha," Bol says, "ah-ha-ha...
...Everywhere I go, kindness," he says. "Some cruelty, but nothing hurts my feelings because I feel comfortable. Except in Cleveland, where I catch cold. Ah-ha-ha. Because God made me this way, I'm not mad. I have fun all the time. Oh man, I just want to be a good basketball player." Bol's regimen for gaining weight is as oppressive as Perry's diet, though they are closing on each other cautiously. Perry says, "I don't want to be too thin." Bol says, "I don't want to be too fat." Their grace per pound...