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...field, Harvard has more talent than any other Eastern team. Returning are All-American candidates in goalie Shep Messing, fullback Chris Wilmot, and forwards Charlie Thomas and Phil Kydes. The big names missing are top scorer Sol Gomez and goalie Bill Meyers, but with Messing in the net and record-setting freshman Felix Adedeji, Gomez and Meyers will not be missed for long...
First, the Crimson lost its three top pitchers. Bill Kelly (drafted by the Cardinals), Phil Collins and J.C. Nickens, won 19 of the Crimson's games, and Nickens and Kelly were the squad's top relief pitchers. Juniors Roz Brayton, a southpaw, and Sandy Weissant will have to carry the brunt of the pitching duties. Neither was a consistent winner last spring but both had strong performances during the season...
...latest LP, Surf's Up (Brother/Reprise), released last week, is a case in point. Always noted for their pop polish, they have this time turned out one of the most imaginatively produced LPs since last fall's All Things Must Pass by George Harrison and Phil Spector. Al and Mike's Don't Go Near The Water is probably the best song yet to emerge from rock's current ecology kick. Against a satirical background provided by a gurgling Moog synthesizer and a tinkling, Satie-like piano, come the words...
...wall-to-wall artificial turf, escalators, theater-type seats, air-conditioned boxes and usherettes called the Hot Pants Patrol. It has not just one but two exploding scoreboards that can do everything but cook the hot dogs. The big spectacular is a routine done by Philadelphia Phil and Phillis, two 25-ft.-high statues in colonial dress mounted at press-box level. When a Philly hits a home run, Phil strokes an animated ball, which strikes an animated Liberty Bell, which lights up along the crack, and the ball then ricochets and conks Phillis on the noggin. Phillis responds...
...team's losing ways. Kapp not only failed (the hapless Pats' record of two wins and twelve tosses was the worst in the National Football League), but when training camp opened last month, he pronounced himself unhappy with his contract and left the team. Meanwhile, Defensive End Phil Olsen, the team's No. I draft choice last year, announced that he had discovered a loophole in his contract; he quit the Patriots and joined the Los Angeles Rams. Soon after that, Linebacker John Bramlett, the team's Most Valuable Player last season, was unexpectedly placed...