Word: blum
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...previous record of 1:27.8 minutes was held by the 1951 Winthrop team. Ralph Blum, Claude Hooten, and Pliny Jewell of Eliot combined their mixed talents to finish in 1:25.9. Despite the broken record, the meet wasn't decided until the last event, the 200 yard free style medley, when, with the score at Eliot 23 and Leverett 18 Jewell came from behind in the last length to win by two feet and give his team seven points and the title. In other pool events Dudley and Dunster blasted Winthrop 35 and 28 to 6. Dunster then beat...
...years, Lidove Noviny (People's News) was Czechoslovakia's best newspaper, often favorably compared with the New York Times. Politically independent, the paper built up a large staff of foreign correspondents and a list of notable contributors (Thomas Mann, Winston Churchill, Karel Capek, Leon Blum). At the peak of its influence in the '20s and '30s, the Lidove Noviny had a circulation of 80,000 and always made money...
Strangely enough for a musical comedy, the book is by far the best part of this production. Written by Michael Arlen, Ralph Blum, Malcolm MacDougal, and Charles Osborne, it is intelligent, fast moving, and witty without being filthy. The authors were fortunate in getting James Wood to play the lead comedy role, for Mr. Wood wrings every bit of humor out of the well stocked script...
...numbers are better than his ballads, but they are both topped by two quartet pieces, "Glama" and "Seeing Red." The lyrics to the former were written by Osborne, and might very well have come straight from a Broadway show. The words for most of the other songs were by Blum, and although they fit very well into the context, they lack the decisiveness of "Glama...
...Junior varsity; Oakes Ames, bow; Jack Beggs, 2; Dick Gillies, 3; Ted House, 4; John Margan, 5; Art Herbst, 6; Stan Kabrl,7; Dick Lincoln, stroke; Joe Gordon, cox. Freshman: Ben LaFarge, bow; Tony Barnard, 2; Paul Schlaiker, 3; Dan Rakov, 4; Randy Seed, 5; Joe Cole, 6; Ralph Blum, 7; Lowell Laporet, stroke; Bruce Williams...