Word: defaulting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Laughlin was all Terrell could handle. Larry O'Laughlin reached the semifinal round when Ralph Howe, top-seeded player in the tournament, came down with the flu and was forced to default. O'Laughlin played extremely well against Terrell, upsetting him in four games...
Harvard's showing in the Jacobs Tournament divisions was even less rewarding as Crimson racquetmen lost four of five matches. The lone Crimson victory came when sophomore Dave Fish won by default from former Army player Don Williams...
...change in our CBW policy and practices has come as the result of a default by our top military and civilian policy makers and by Congress. It has occurred because of the slow but constant pressures of the technicians, the totally unnecessary curtain of secrecy that covers even the most pedestrian aspects of CBW, the failure to subject CBW to a rigorous policy analysis following World War II, the acquiescence of top-level policy makers to a series of small changes that amount to a new policy, the small size of the CBW program in proportion to our other defense...
...Harvard and Clarkson to fight it out for fourth, and if things go as expected, Harvard should overtake the Golden Knights by default. Clarkson does not play Cornell, and in the final six weeks, the New Yorkers meet New Hampshire and R.P.I. twice, as well as tough Colgate, B.C., B.U., and St. Lawrence...
...rights of a stockholder. His parents still play tennis with Honeywell Chairman James Binger, and young Pillsbury concedes that Honeywell executives "really believe that they are being good citizens in honoring the request of the Government." He insists that he has no intention of demanding that Honeywell default on its present bomb contracts, but only that it make no new ones...