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Looking tired but terrific after playing seven games in five days, the women's softball team rolled over Tufts, 18-1, yesterday behind the superb control of Barb Mahon and the tight defense of the second team...
...Everybody played well-but the second team played superb," co-captain Betty Ippolito said. "Basically we had three goals coming into today's game: to have a shutout, to score 30 runs, and to get everybody into the game. We missed the first one by a run, blew the second and made the third," she added...
Wark had one of his better days at the plate, singling home Lyman in the second inning and ripping a ground-rule double past third base in the fourth. As usual, his defensive game was superb. You can only say it so many times, but there is no finer defensive catcher on Harvard's schedule. THE NOTEBOOK: This afternoon, the squad will travel to UMass for a 3 p.m. game there. Tomorrow, it's B.C. at home, and Saturday a doubleheader at Dartmouth. Sunday will be a day of fun and relaxation, with an alumni game scheduled for Soldiers Field...
When it comes to smooth efficiency, neither Rome under Mussolini nor Richard Daley's Chicago could outshine modern day Dallas. Potholes are filled within three days; a clogged sewer is usually cleared within 40 minutes; streets, sidewalks, bridges and water and sanitation systems are kept in superb condition. Indeed, the Urban Institute in Washington proclaims that Dallas' management of its public facilities could stand as a model for large cities all over...
Egger bankrolled, Eicher produced, and in 1970 the first record on ECM was pressed: Free at Last by the superb pianist Mai Waldron. Only 500 copies of the record were originally turned out, but 14,300 eventually sold. Now an initial ECM pressing averages 10,000 albums for its established acts and 6,000 for the three or four unknowns it introduces every year...