Word: eventers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Israel was proclaimed a state on May 15, 1948, according to the Gregorian calendar that some Arabs follow. Israelis celebrated the event on April 23rd, the 21st anniversary by the Jewish lunisolar calendar...
Coleman repeated his victory of last year by winning the high jump with a 6 ft. 4 in. leap. The Crimson's Don Wilkes grabbed third in the event. The Elis captured only two field event victories, the pole vault and triple jump...
...yard run, the Crimson's Keith Colburn gained revenge over the Eli's Steve Bittner by winning in 1:51.0. Bittner, who defeated Colburn in the Heps, finished third Saturday. Harvard padded its winning margin in the meet's last event as Colburn, Shaw, Tom Downer and John Gillis teamed up for a mile relay victory...
...major event in the grim routine of the leprosarium at Nyamsong in Cameroon is a visit by a tall, burly priest in a limp white cassock. As he approaches the swampy hamlet, with its hospital, schools and workshops, the lepers come out of their huts to greet him: in wheelchairs, on crutches, on their knees. Some have only stumps in place of hands and feet; others are completely covered with ugly open sores. Smiling gravely, the priest greets them all, clasping some to his breast, kissing others, lifting the children high in the air until they giggle with delight. Thus...
...discus is the only weight event in which Yale will be a threat. Its top man in the event, Tom Neville, has thrown the platter past the 170-foot mark this season, further than any Crimson thrower. Harvard captain Dick Benka, however, edged Neville for second place in the Heps with a throw of 169 ft. 1 in., barely a foot shy of Neville's best career throw...