Word: champs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Hecksher is back again this year, but the pre-tourney favorite has to be Henri Salaun, the four-time champ who has whipped every top amateur in the country this year...
Salaun is the only amateur to beat Vic Niederhoffer at any time this season. Neiderhoffer spilled Hecksher in a Massachusetts "A" League match; he has beaten former amateur champ Harry Conion, the tournament's fourth seed, twice. But he lost to Salaun in the Middlesex Bowl Tournament over Christmas vacation, and again in the Cowles Invitational in New York just after exams...
Penn should beat Yale Saturday and Princeton next month, to win the champ-Yale and Princeton, both 3-4. (The Elis' fourth loss will be at the hands of Harvard...
...league tournament, Niederhoffer, the defending champ, tripped teammate Romer Holleran 2-0 to make the finals. Holleran, number two man on Harvard's 1960 Ivy champions, left Harvard for three years to join the Army. He'll become eligible again in a week and should take over the number two spot on the team...
...result of diligent collecting since then, he will soon have more than 16,000. He can now recreate anything from battle sounds of the Spanish-American War to the words of 13 Presidents, starting with Grover Cleveland. Scholars and students must still visit the library to hear Champ Clark or Queen Victoria, for example, but Vincent hopes eventually to serve the country with mail-order tapes at a small charge. With that teaching tool, he should easily prove what he obviously believes: that one sound is worth 1,000 printed words...