Word: arnolds
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Himelman and George Arnold both shot 84. Arnold shot a 36 for the front nine but took a celestial 48 blows after the clubhouse turn. Peter Smith did not do himself proud in shooting an unimpressive...
...front nine, then rose to the occasion at the long par-4 tenth hole and took, in the ever-inventive golf vernacular, a "snow man." "You know what a snow man looks like," said Paxton, "One ball of snow on top of another--an 8!" Paxton shot 81. George Arnold managed an 85. Alex Vik and Glenn Alexander eschewed the carnage in favor of hourlies...
...look at the individual results reveals the veracity of Arnold's assertion. Dave Paxton, the meet's medalist with a 75, could have had really low numbers save for five three-putt greens. Alex Vik added seven en route to a 78, while Spence Fitzgibbons, in Arnold's terminology, simply had "a case of the quacks...
...second position, Jim Dales turned in Harvard's best performance of the afternoon. The sophomore from Michigan shot a 78 that would have been a 75 were it not for a triple-bogey seen on the par-four 18th. Arnold's 83, Chris Ball's 84 and an 83 off the clubs of Tom "Fast Eddie" Edwards concluded the Crimson scoring...
...yesterday's match, Arnold pulled the team's favorite expression out of his golf bag to sum it up. "We got howled at by the course," he explained. By George, that says...