Word: clemson
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...South Carolina's state-run Clemson College, which rejected Harvey Gantt, 19, a Charleston mechanic's son who made the National Honor Society in high school, went on to Iowa State as an architectural engineering student. Gantt's request for admission to Clemson is before Federal Judge Cecil C. Wyche, 77, a fair-minded South Carolinian who is expected to rule in Gantt's favor if Clemson fails to disprove discrimination...
...winning fourth-quarter touchdown. Cornell downed Princeton, 35-34, and Navy beat Pitt, 32-9, in major upsets, but most top teams had little trouble: Dartmouth trounced Harvard, 24-6; Southern California beat Illinois, 28-16; Alabama routed Tulsa, 35-6; Michigan State walloped Indiana, 26-8; Auburn edged Clemson...
Coach Jack Barnaby expressed satisfaction with the Crimson's play against North Carolina, Duke, Clemson, and Presbyterian College and pointed to the decisive win over Army as an indication of the team's progress. Harvard took all but the second doubles match in straight sets from the Cadets in its first Eastern Intercollegiate Conference contest...
...Confederate corporal, the son of a judge and local Democratic leader. His boyhood hero was a friend of his father's: South Carolina's Governor and later Senator Benjamin Ryan ("Pitchfork Ben") Tillman, one of the most unabashed racists in Southern history. Strom graduated from Clemson College, taught a high school course in agriculture for a while, studied law at night in his father's office, finally ran for curcuit court judge...
...second unit, composed of Keith Martin. Dave Moore, Cal Pollen, Chris Clark, Adelman, John Roosevelt, and John Bradbury, will play Kalamazoo, Toledo, Clemson during the week...