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McCurdy won't have to worry about the one mile, since his quartet has soundly beaten Yale twice. The two-mile is weaker, and McCurdy will use Arnie Howe, John MacFariane, Dave Ingle and Pete Coker...
Injuries have exhausted Houston's reserves in this weight class. Both Pete Coker and Dick Adams have been lost for an indefinite period. Adams' brother, Bud, 130-pound regular for the varsity wrestling team, will also be inactive for several weeks, because of illness...
...freshman meet was runaway, with Dick Adams at 122, Pete Coker at 130, Pete Hiam at 127, Pete Sourian at 157, Len Miller at 167, Ken Culbert at 177, and heavyweight Tim Anderson all producing pins. Bill Schobelein, 147-pounder, was the only man to win by a decision...
...Anthony of Hollis was the individual winner. He was followed by Pete Coker of Mower. Al Howe of Hollis, Weld South's Bill Amory, Dimitri Nabakov of Stoughton, and Dutch Van Geasel of Lionel...
...Eliots were New Englanders: they had come to Massachusetts around 1670 from East Coker, Somerset. T. S. Eliot's grandfather moved from Boston to St. Louis, founded the city's first Unitarian Church, as well as Washington University. The Rev. William Greenleaf Eliot could be a stern shepherd; one of his more memorable sermons was entitled: "Suffering Considered as Discipline." But young Tom Eliot's Irish Catholic nurse considered Unitarianism too thin a spiritual cloak against the cold winds of the world; she liked to take him along to her own church, a block away from...