Word: bingham
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Possible loopholes in this rule were pointed out yesterday, however, by Bill Bingham, H.A.A. Director, who explained that it was intended to apply primarily to post-season football games in one or more of the Bowls...
...Exceptions have frequently been made, however, in others of the major sports," Bingham said, "particularly when the games were scheduled to take place immediately after the end of the official season. Thus there was no real break between regular and post-season games, and they could be considered as an extension of the regular season...
...Athletic Committee probably would vote to accept an offer to appear in the proposed N.C.A.A. New England tournament in March, concluded Bingham. "But it appears rather likely at the present time that there will be no such tournament," he cautioned, "and even if there should be one, we can't accept any offers before they are made; after all, we might...
Harvard's first year of full-time formal football since 1942 will mirror wartime adjustments within the eleven's traditional eight-game schedule. Athletic Director Bill Bingham's card for next fall, released today--with one date still open and pending--includes only four Ivy League opponents and adds one new and one long-removed team to the Crimson's docket...
...elder Bingham had resorted to insurance offers and movie-star contests to double the C-J's circulation; it had become strictly a business-office paper. It needed a Mark Ethridge to lift its editorial chin. In 1936 it got him, for a reported $25,000 a year...