Word: cops
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...lightweights will also have to beat Navy to cop their fourth straight Joseph Wright Trophy. The lightweights' only loss this year was to the Middies, who broke the Crimson's 32 victory streak at the same time...
...League competition, the Crimson and Bulldogs have each sustained one loss to the powerful Princeton unit that should easily walk over Cornell this weekend to complete an undefeated Ivy season and cop the League championship for the fifth consecutive year...
Involvement of Harvard students with the police usually doesn't go much further than a reminder by a Yard cop to "stop riding that bicyle in the Yard." Indeed the recent diploma riots proved the point. Neither the University nor the Cambridge police, unaccustomed to mob demonstrations from Harvard students, seemed quite sure how to handle the demonstration. There was little brutality or violence on either night, and the police used tear gas during the second riot largely so they wouldn't have to spend the entire evening pleading with the crowd to disperse. Police in Cambridge just...
...sits, boys," cried the boss of the tugs. "Blow your horns!" The spirit of the occasion even moved the staid Queen Juliana. She tossed her purse to a surprised cop, waved away courtiers clucking in alarm, waded ankle-deep in the construction-site muck to reach the ladder and clamber to the top of Caisson...
After his abortive attempt to cop the Republican presidential nomination last year, many Republicans blamed Rocky for Dick Nixon's landslide loss of New York State in November. As far as the national party was concerned, Rockefeller stood under a large cloud of disapproval. But last winter he turned his back on national politics, retreated to his Albany fastness, and earnestly attempted to improve his record as Governor...