Word: colds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...which he returned was celebrating the Jazz Age; and drinking bootleg gin. Chambers' brother Richard, to whom he was deeply attached, committed suicide. He visited Richard's grave one winter day and found it covered with ice. He wrote: "The cold earth holds him round, a sheet of ice is over his face. My brother has no more the cold rain to face...
...probable absence of distance star Ted Norris because of a bad cold should not hurt the Crimson in the 220 and 440 free-style, Ulen said, since Captain Jerry Gorman seems a sure bet to win both races tonight...
...would allow a case of this kind to be brought before a court of pardons. When the government ordered the army to postpone Michael's execution, the military governor of Athens resigned his post in protest. Almost overnight the news reached the northern fron tier. Through the thin cold air of the mountains the loudspeakers of General Markos jeered triumphantly at the government troops: "You see, there is one law for the rich, another for the poor. They executed others for the same thing-but not wealthy Mr. Chryssicopoulos...
Captain Jim McKittrick, however, came through with his unbeaten record intact by downing his man 3 to 1. Hugh and Henry Foster, who usually do well on cold courts, also came through to win their sets...
...Crimson was handicapped by the absence of two of the top players, Milt Heath and George Plimpton. The team still managed to win 26 games out of 39. The games were played in cold, fast courts at Hanover...