Word: 41st
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...English courses fared quite well in popularity ratings. The Government Department has five courses among the top 50. In addition to 1B and 155a, there were Gov. 124, which finished 22nd with 239 students, Gov. 185, which finished 28th with 199 students, and Gov. 106a, which wound up 41st...
Princeton, which played the first U.S. intercollegiate football game with Rutgers in 1869, beat Rutgers for the 41st time (four losses) with its third straight come-from-behind rally, 9-7; Georgia Tech ran its unbeaten streak to 30 games by whipping Tulane, 27-13 ; Maryland crushed Georgia, 40-13; and Southern California, ranked seventh, had to settle for a 13-13 tie with Washington, beaten two weeks ago by Michigan, 50-0. In Big Ten games, Michigan rallied with two touchdowns in the second half to edge Iowa, 14-13; Minnesota upset Northwestern, 30-13; and Illinois upended unbeaten...
...Bird's Head. On April 22, 1944, like three streams of tracers arcing toward their targets, troops of MacArthur's 32nd, 24th and 41st Divisions landed at Aitape, Tanahmerah and Humboldt Bays. Their goal: three first-rate airstrips at Hollandia, Dutch New Guinea. Since the Japs had conveniently parked 340 planes, wingtip to wingtip, to be destroyed days before, mainly by General Kenney's Fifth Air Force, there was no air resistance. Bare of fighting forces, since the local Japanese commander expected to be attacked at Wewak, Hollandia proved to be a giveaway. Counterattacking Jap forces...
...nation's oldest ice shows, the 41st production of "Ice Chips" will run through Sunday...
...editors of the CRIMSON objected to Life's claim that the incident was completely underplayed in the Harvard newspaper, while the Yale Daily News did it full justice. The editors pointed out that three articles appeared in the CRIMSON the Monday after Yaeger scored the 41st point in the Yale football game--one on the front page, one on the sports page, and a poem. "Give Thanks," in the editorial columns. However, Life gave the CRIMSON credit only for its brief Tuesday squib, and failed to mention the Monday write...