Word: dame
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...spirit or aggressiveness won football games, Harvard's 1951 linemen might compare favorably with, say, Notre Dame's famed Seven Mules...
...spirit or aggressiveness won football games, Harvard's 1951 linemen might compare favorably with, say, Notre Dame's famed Seven Mules...
...coach, says that he really learned what modern football was all about on Oct. 25, 1924, a day of massive frustration. Charlie, then a fullback, spent that afternoon backing up the line of a good Princeton team pitted against Knute Rockne's celebrated Four Horsemen. Notre Dame won, 12-0, and it was probably a merciful score...
...last week for West Point's 90 dismissed cadets. Following Cardinal Spellman's lead (TIME, Aug. 27), offering them sanctuary in three New York Catholic colleges, other colleges extended the hand of fellowship. The warmest welcome came from the Point's old football enemy Notre Dame, where an "anonymous benefactor" announced that he was ready to pay the way of any or all of them through college-provided that "they meet Notre Dame's standards . . . that they need such help, and that these young men will not participate in any form of varsity athletics...
...makes better than others. Frankie Laine is sweat and hard words-he's a guy beating the pillow, a purveyor of basic emotions. Guy Mitchell is better with happy-go-lucky songs; he's a virile young singer, gives people a vicarious lift. Clooney is a barrelhouse dame, a hillbilly at heart...