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...even three weeks into the season. Last year's eventual number one--Greg Gizzi--didn't even play (let alone start) until the fifth game of the season. Don Allard set the Harvard single-season total offense record in 1982, but it was Ron Cuccia who got the nod on opening day. So whether junior Brian White or senior Dennis Vecchi lines up behind the center on the first offensive play of the year, rest assured that things can change. Look for either White or Vecchi to start things off, with senior Greg Kouvelas waiting in the wings...
...team--is a returning starter. He tied for the team lead in interceptions last year with three. Tarczy played in all 10 games last year, earning a starting role after John Dailey was injured at Cornell. Junior K.C. Smith (6-ft., 2-in., 195 lbs.) should get the nod at adjuster with senior Garry Leone ready to step in when needed. Junior Cecil Cox (6-ft., 1-in., 195 lbs.) will show off his great range at safety, with senior Bill Hyland backing up. Cox is one of the team's best athletes--he pitched for Harvard's league-champion...
...forward and surprised him with an American flag. "That was one thing Mike Deaver didn't set up," Reagan said grinning. The President might have been less relaxed over Deaver's ill-considered comment in an interview last week about Reagan's having good reasons to nod off at Cabinet meetings...
...result will be a burst of publicity for the Democratic ticket and attention that no other choice could buy. "Ferraro will give us the opportunity to get double coverage," exults John Sasso, an aide to Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis (the white male who probably would have received the V.P. nod had Mondale played it safe). But there is a risk: the slightest hesitancy or overaggressiveness in manner, any fumbled response to a question or verbal gaffe will be enormously magnified. Ferraro is a streetwise campaigner who has won three elections to Congress as a liberal Democrat from Archie Bunker...
Harvard will need all the hitting it can get to down today's first-round opponent, Seton Hall. The ECAC-New York, New Jersey champion boasts a couple of excellent pitchers. Senior righthander Mike Patton (8-1, 2.47 ERA) will probably get the nod to start, with junior Pat Pacillo (4-1) waiting in the wings. Pacillo fanned a phenomenal 45 batters in just 28 1/3 innings this season...