Word: belled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Huvelle holds the University record for the 600-yard run at 1:10.5, and sophomore Trey Burns is the 1000-yard record-holder at 2:10.4. Last year's team couldn't boast a single 14-ft., plus pole vaulter, but this year's squad boasts two, Junior Dave Bell hit 14-ft. in the Heps, while Schoonover cleared 14 ft., 4 in. Sprinter Wayne Anderson has run the 60-yard dash...
...player can often bounce a shot off an angled wall to give a hit that is almost impossible to return, Pell explained yesterday. In addition, a skillful server may be able to aim the cloth bail into one of several openings to ring a bell and give an extra point...
...Italian and Spanish should serve him well there. For the cover story, he made three trips to Rumania and Hungary, two to Czechoslovakia and one to Poland. Of course he was not alone on the story. Managing Editor Otto Fuerbringer, in the company of Old East European Hand Jim Bell (who now runs the New York bureau), last fall interviewed their way through three of the countries. Writer Robert Jones was in Eastern Europe this winter, and Researcher Julie Adams stopped there last summer. Senior Editor Peter Bird Martin, our man in charge of color projects, spent nine days scouting...
Things are seldom what they seem in Indonesia. After last October's coup, rumors flew through Djakarta that President Sukarno was either dead, seriously ill, in jail or in flight. But up he bounces, like a kid's bell-bottom toy, and last month he was back issuing decrees, making speeches, and being the same old Bung. Then last week, once again, Sukarno was shoved aside by the military...
Steve Schoonover pole vaulted 14 ft., 4 in., high enough for second place in the event and a new University record. Army's Steve Kujawski won at 14 ft., 8 in. Harvard's David Bell cleared 14 ft., to gain fifth in the vault, giving the Crimson two scorers in the event for the first time in anyone's memory...