Word: al
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Fowler will also compete in the 200-yard breaststroke and Hayes should preserve his undefeated streak this season in the 200-yard butterfly. Al Lincoln will swim the 200-yard backstroke and Steve Teaford will go in either the individual medley or the breaststroke. Henry Frey, who is normally the Crimson's second man in the individual medley, is out with a badly cut hand, but should be ready to face Cornell...
...yard individual medley, Penn's Charles Wigo beat Steve Teaford a slow 2:13.3, and came back in the 100-yard backstroke to whip Al Lincoln in mediocre time, emerging as the only double winner of the afternoon...
...tuned to WBZ-TV, and is broken occasionally by a buzz from the switchboard behind a high counter, followed by the receptionist's greeting, "WBZ, Group W." Instead of patients, middle-aged promotion men holding bundles of paper-jacketed 15's sit talking of the publicity job for an Al Hirt concert and about bringing the Four Seasons to Boston for the March of Dimes...
Self-effacing to the extreme, the Secretary of State has nonetheless proved a consistently prudent yet firm profession al, has worked harder, traveled farther (540,945 miles by last week) and, before Congress at least, defended...
...satisfied by the search. He considered none of his sculptures complete, often in a frenzy of frustration ended up smashing them by the dozen. Only about 200 originals exist today. Said the sculptor: "If I work from life, I see a little bit at a time. And it is al ways changing. Try as I may, it never looks the same to me. So how can I finish?" He became the slave of his own changing perceptions. At times, in pursuit of a likeness, he carved the plaster until it disintegrated into dust between his fingers; at other times...