Word: bobs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Dear Republican," begins the cheery letter to Oregon voters, "we have a winner. Bob Packwood is expected to beat Wayne Morse by 28,180 votes." The figure is an invention; the result may not be. Morse, 68, is in real trouble. Lawyer Robert Packwood, 36, the great-grandson of an Oregon pioneer, trailed badly when the race began. Last week he nosed ahead of Morse in a state wide poll commissioned by Portland's Oregonian. Only four-tenths of a percentage point separated the contenders; the outcome now probably hangs on the verdict of a sliver-thin...
...recent weeks, however, the Yardling harriers have shown consistent improvement. Bob Seals has developed into a front-runner and scored victories in two meets this past week. Alan Long shows promise of filling the gap caused by Mike Koerner's persistent leg injury...
...first time since his injury in the Wesleyan game four weeks ago, full-back Bob Gray worked out with the team. He appears ready for action again and his return will "definitely strengthen the defense," according to Munro...
Harvard is still having trouble with injuries. Cornerback John Ignacio reinjured his knee against Dartmouth and is a doubtful starter this weekend. But Junior Neil Hurley is filling in nicely, and will start against Penn. Joe McGrath will not play Saturday at right tackle, but with luck Bob Dowd will be healthy enough to regain that starting berth at right tackle...
Penn halfback Gerry Santini ran for one touchdown last week, and quarterback Bernie Zbrzeznj threw for another to pace the Penn offense as they have done all season. Penn's football rebuilding program--initiated five years ago with the hiring of Head Coach Bob O'Dell--seems finally ready to bear fruit...