Word: beaten
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Poley Guyda's once-beaten freshman soccer team meets Yale's once-beaten representatives this afternoon at 2 p.m. on the Business School Field. Comparative scores indicate a tight, low-scoring game...
Comparative scores offer no basis for forecast, since the Elis topped Dartmouth, the team that handed the Crimson its most recent defeat. In other games the Harvard and Yale freshmen have both beaten Brown and Exeter, and both bowed to Andover in their season's openers...
...Republicans were defeated but they are not beaten, and it is for each of us in the ranks to determine our own contributions to the necessary revival. If individually and collectively we display both energy and imagination in the four lean years ahead, then 1952 can in fact be the year of liberation from the selfish and unprincipled mediocrity of the present democratic rule. We lost in 1948 because we deserved nothing more than defeat. Now we have four years to mend our ways, to support new leaders and a new program of an articulate and creative party of enlightened...
HUGH B. MITCHELL, 41, had served two years in the U.S. Senate as an appointee and protege of Washington's defeated Governor Mon Wallgren, but was beaten in the Republican sweep of 1946. A scholarly ex-newsman, his legislative passion is extension of public power projects...
FRED MARSHALL, 42, a lean, hard-muscled farmer, uprooted Minnesota's stubborn Harold Knutson, chairman of the Ways & Means Committee, whose 32 years in Congress had lulled him into thinking he could never be beaten. Marshall, who had been Minnesota's Farm Security administrator for six years, picked up Harry Truman's line, argued that Knutson's 1948 tax-cut bill was "a rebate to the rich...