Word: championing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...backwoodsmen (or wildcats, as they're officially sobriqueted) feature a hot-shooting sophomore in the corner, Jeff Bannister. A high school All-American and 1966 national AAU pentathlon champion, Bannister is aiming for next summer's Olympics in the decathlon. But right now, he's got more important things to worry about--like beating Harvard...
Harvard captain Don Chiofaro is the only unanimous selection and one of only two repeaters on the 1967 Official Coaches' All-Ivy Football Team announced yesterday. Linebacker Chiofaro leads a six-man Crimson delegation that is topped only by the seven men from Ivy champion Yale...
...into the near side pocket. The Cleveland Kid shrugged. "A real pro," he mumbled. Not quite, but Ohio's Republican Governor James A. Rhodes, 58, was good enough to win at eight ball against Cleveland's Democratic Mayor Carl B. Stokes, 40, who had once been billiards champion of the University of Minnesota. The epic confrontation occurred during a meeting in Columbus, when Rhodes suggested that he and Stokes might get better acquainted at the pool table in the gubernatorial mansion. "I want to play him again," said Stokes when it was all over...
Sophomore Larry Terrell, National Junior champion, and senior Jose Gonzales both defeated captain Rick Sterne to move into the number two and three positions respectively. Sterne will play number four...
...Wednesday to remain in the number one spot. Nayar missed last Saturday's match against Cornell to play in the Gold Racquets Invitation Squash Tournament in Cedarhurst, Long Island. He fought his way into the semi-final round, but lost 3-1 to Sam Howe, National Men's Champion...