Word: craig
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...some extent, the vet-school crush is a reflection of the back-to-basics, return-to-the-land ethos among the post-Viet Nam young. Says Craig Williams, 29, a senior at Cornell: "I thought it was the type of profession where there would be a lot of freedom-freedom about where 1 could live and what I could do." Adds Ronald Schafer, a junior at the University of Illinois: "Most people are motivated by respect for the animal kingdom...
Princeton's star miler Craig Masback did not compete and the Crimson's ranks were thinned by injuries as tri-captain Steve Brown and distance ace Pete Fitzsimmons were both side-lined...
Aside from the Ditzler-Wen doubles match, Yale was in fourth gear for the remaining tilts. Radcliffe's number one duo of Thal and Roberts was topped 6-2, 6-3 by Graham and Moffie, and at number three Funaro and Beth Craig fell soundly by the wayside...
Perhaps the most famous shot ever hit in the Masters was a 4-wood hit by Gene Sarazen on the par five 15th in 1935. Craig Wood was the leader in the clubhouse and was already accepting congratulations. Bobby Jones had ambled down from the clubhouse just in time to watch Sarazen's second shot take two hops and dive into the cup for a double eagle that enabled him to snatch away the victory...
...week later, in the New England Amateur Athletic Union Tournament hosted by Harvard, Crimson sophomore Craig Beling downed four foes to win the heavyweight title while Tom Bixby, a two-year Harvard starter, took five of seven bouts to finish third in the 158-lb. competition...