Word: benjamin
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Coach Bill McCurdy has seven top runners who start in every race, assuming they are free from sickness. Captain Dyke Benjamin, Bill Gillen, Jim Schlaeppi, and Bill Thompson are regular scorers. The fifth scoring post is generally alternated between Mack Brown, Al Gordon, and Larry Jaquith...
...Trio. Not content with one publishing success, Réaltiés' Frerejean and Rémon (known to staffers as "The Twins") have fathered three other successful publications. The trio: glossy, authoritative Connaissance des Arts, the most widely read art magazine in France (circ. 46,500); Benjamin, the only "serious" children's weekly in France (where parents also complain about comic books), with a circulation of 80,000; Entreprise, France's only business magazine. The semimonthly Entreprise (circ. 40,000) was stymied at first by the traditional secretiveness of the French businessman...
Winning by an unexpectedly large score, 16-43, the Yardlings left Dartmouth to nurse its first defeat of the year. Jim Schlaeppi, Dyke Benjamin, Bill Gillen, and Hank Brown copped the decisive first four places for the Crimson...
...unbeaten Yardlings will face an undefeated Dartmouth this afternoon on the Greens' Indian Trail. The freshman are rated to win the meet by a close score, but Dartmouth has great depth which gives it a strong punch. Captain Dyke Benjamin and Bill Gillen are expected to led the Crimson assault on the Green...
...Program Week, launched as a competitor to thriving TV Guide, folded after eight issues, at a heavy loss to the company. According to trade gossip, Curtis' new magazine, Bride-To-Be, first published in July, has been left waiting at the church although Curtis Vice President Benjamin Allen said last week: "For a quarterly, it is going pretty well." Though Curtis lifted its gross 2% to $90,650,000 for the first half of 1955, its net profit tumbled 33% to $2,500,000. The drop, explained Curtis, was caused by heavier outlays for promotion, rising costs of production...