Word: clashed
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...varsity track team overwhelmed M.I.T., 76 1/2 to 27 1/2, last night, in an absolutely overwhelming meet in the Snake Pit. Coach Bill McCurdy was saving his front-line performers for Saturday's epochal clash with Manhattan, so the times, heights, and distances were none too great. But then, they didn't have...
Last year, coach Bill McCurdy freely predicted that his team was going to lose the Holy Cross meet. It was kind of a shame. When the clash with the mighty Crusaders rolled around, the varsity sweated and strained and just did manage to eke out en 82-27 victory...
...privilege of dancing sedately with each other for the sake of the poor or the worthy. In many U.S. cities-San Francisco, Boston, Chicago, Baltimore, Dallas-it still is. But in Manhattan, charity balls have proliferated into a bustling industry where worthy charities engage in cutthroat competition, good intentions clash with social ambitions, and publicity agents prowl...
...sharp clash over the future role of the city in society developed last night among two professors and an urban development director. The viewpoints of three men ranged from pessimistic cynicism to academic consideration of the problem, before the Law School Forum...
...this clash between public duty and private conscience, Playwright Bolt has made a drama that relies on precision of language rather than eloquence, the prism of thought rather than the blade of action. Strangely and wondrously, for a Broadway stage, it is the mind that dances in Seasons; faith is the inner core, but intelligence is the outward proof of the hero's virtue. That a play so chaste in its lucidity should ultimately fill a playgoer's eyes with tears is partly a debt British Playwright Bolt owes to British Actor Paul Scofield...