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...Dwight Eisenhower's 1955 heart attack, the most highly publicized coronary occlusion in history, is usually cited as the trigger of this national impulse to perspire for the sake of health. Eisenhower's heart specialist, Paul Dudley White, seized his moment of national prominence to lecture the public repeatedly on its deplorable shape, suggesting that the tone of the body has much to do with the pace of the mind. "The better the legs," said White, still bicycling today at 81, "the clearer the brain." There is little doubt that some triggering was necessary. For the first time...
...Crimson pinned the Larries in their own end, but the St. Lawrence defense smothered shots and shielded the goal mouth until Harvard's Terry Flaman swept a centering pass by Dwight Ware into the net at 11:21. The Crimson continued to press until Bauer slid in a rebound at 18:48 for the last goal of the game...
...thrill of a lifetime," Dwight Eisenhower called it, and no golfer would say him nay. After 22 years of whacking away at the little white ball, the 77-year-old former President scored his first hole in one by rapping a nine-iron into the cup on the 104-yd. 13th hole at the Seven Lakes Country Club course in Palm Springs. Ike was hot as an afterburner the whole round. He scored an eagle on the par four, 260-yd. eighth hole, and his tee shot at the 122-yd. 18th hit the pin for an easy birdie...
George McManama got credit for the goal at 16:06 when heavy pressure from the Jack Turco-Dwight Ware-McManama line was capped by the goalie's knock...
Sophomore center Jack Turco figured in two crucial Crimson goals in the Princeton win. With four seconds remaining in the second period, Turco fed Dwight Ware for a score that erased a 2-1 Princeton lead. Then, at 4:44 of the third period, Turco scored himself on a 15-footer to put Harvard in the lead to stay...