Word: crowning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...best Columbia team ever had to appear the same year that Harvard reached its peak. The Crimson is 6-1, with a 17-10 win over vaunted C.C.N.Y., and should walts past its other Ivy foes. Saturday's match, the first of the Ivy season, will decide the league crown...
...this year; of cancer; in London. He brought such knowledge and unabashed love of the Establishment to his broadcasts that Britons nicknamed him Bishop Dimbleby, Dick Dimbleboom and the Royal Plum Pudding-though he could, in a moment of off-mike irreverence, crack that "We marry 'em, we crown 'em and we bury...
...taught more than 30 generations what England is. Now, at a cost of $1,120,000 and ten years' labor, the Perpendicular Gothic pillars and spires stand renewed, the vaults and tombs are freshly polychromed (see color pages). The Abbey is actually under the jurisdiction of the Crown, that is, the English people, rather than under the sole rule of the church. When Elizabeth II comes next week to her "Royal Peculiar," she will come for the plain song and preaching more as just another communicant than as head of church and state...
Copenhagen was a magic town. It was said that the King, after the gates were locked at night, slept with the keys under his pillow. And Hans Christian was sure that if one knocked on the castle door, his majesty would open it himself, in slippers and crown and any old robe...
...shocker in Ivy hockey came Saturday when Brown opened defense of its crown at Princeton. The Tigers, who had been humbled, 6 to 2, by Northeastern, roared back from a 4-0 deficit to upset Brown...