Word: expectant
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Center Jan Meyer is resting a bad back today, but in his place Jordan will start junior Art Painter, a converted fullback, who tackles as if he didn't expect--or want the runner to get up. The only Crimson regular not certain of starting is agile tackle Orville Tice, who hurt his ankle against Columbia. A key man in the Crimson's running plans, Tice may be able to play today. If he isn't ready, senior Bill Frate will start...
...Clasby helped draw more than a million dollars," Egan stated. "Everybody else connected with the game is paid, and so is John Monro, who loaned Clasby the money so he could stay in school. I can't understand why they expect a boy like that to keep his marks up to regular scholarship standards...
...cold war of partisan politics between the Congress and the executive branch won't give us these goals. This brings up a political fact of life. You know perfectly well that you just can't have one car with two drivers at the steering wheel and expect to end up any place but in the ditch-especially when the drivers are set on going in different directions. You cannot have efficient Federal Government when the Congress wants to follow one philosophy of government and the executive branch another. In our system of government, progress is made when...
...Paul Magloire to an impromptu strike by the drivers of the share-the-ride station wagons, used in Haiti as buses and taxis combined. The drivers were protesting against a government measure that seemed to thrust at their very livelihood: a steep boost in the police fines they regularly expect and richly deserve. Few had bothered actually to read the new scale of fines, but according to the telejiol, Haiti's famed word-of-mouth communications network, merely sassing a cop could cost $24 instead of the traditional $1. Worse, they heard that a $40 bond...
...Crimson can expect trouble from the dual passing threat of last year's Columbia iron man, Dick Carr, and this year's leading ivy passer quarterback Benham. "He's a pretty fair passer," Little says, speaking of Benham, who ranks fifth in the nation in passing and ninth in total yardage. Carr, of course, was an all-Eastern selection last year, a 60 minute man in every Columbia game, the Ivy's top passer, and the East's leader in total yardage. Coach Little has kept both his stars in the line-up by moving the versatile Carr...