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...spontaneously generated Harvard volleyball team journeyed to Springfield last weekend for the New England Volleyball Championships. It returned champion of Eastern Massachusetts and the Greater Boston Area...
Lack of training figured in, but Barton attributed the team's mediocre performance chiefly to unfamiliarity with tournament rules and the intricacies of team play. Harvard improved with each successive round, but was no match for the powerhouses of Springfield and Yale, its last two opponents...
...town of Brattleboro (12,800 people) lies only four miles from the reactor, 65 per cent of the time downwind. Amherst is within forty miles as is Boston's entire water supply, the Quabbin Reservoir, soon to be supplemented by the Connecticut River. And twenty miles beyond Quabbin lies Springfield with more than 500,000 people. As the Tennessee Valley Authority's manager of power, G. O. Wessenauer, has said...
...Starting the year very strong, the freshman team reeled off seven straight victories. The winning streak included resounding victories over Wesleyan (34-3) and Springfield (28-6). Hopes for an undefeated season were ended by a close loss to Rutgers J. V. team (16-19), followed by crushing defeats at the hands of Princeton (10-27) and Yale...
...Roann Costin, who won the 100 freestyle and finished second in the 200 free, Radcliffe placed six points behind Springfield and ahead of nine other teams in the competition. Radcliffe also received points from Connie Cervilla, who finished second in the 50 and 100 fly, and Julie Anderson, who placed fourth in the 50 breaststroke and fifth in the 200 breaststroke...