Word: fells
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard got the roll, all the way to Columbia's 15 where, for some other-worldly reason, Lion receiver Rick Rose briefly fondled the ball and then walked away. Harvard tackle Fritz Reed alertly fell on it, and two plays later Gatto followed good blocking around the left side for the first six points of the game. Tom Wynne followed with the first of three conversions...
Midway through the second period, Harvard's Marine-turned-safety, Pat Conway, fell on a Domres fumble--induced by Mike Georges' hard hitting--at the Columbia 26. Gatto and Hornblower alternated plays to the two and then Crim rammed it home, behind the blocks of Reed and Tom Jones...
...might win an apparent majority of electoral votes in November. Then, between the election and the official balloting of the Electoral College on December 16, Wallace would try to bargain his electoral votes for such concessions as a voice in selecting Cabinet members or Supreme Court Justices. If that fell through, Wallace could still throw his electors to one of the candidates - and loudly claim to have elected that man President...
...Medina Sidonia, three times a grandee of Spain, and she had proved herself a troublesome opponent in the past. In 1967, she was arrested for her role in organizing a farmers' protest march to demand additional U.S. compensation for damages suffered when three U.S. nuclear bombs accidentally fell near Palomares. This time, the problem centered on an explosive novel that she had written called The Strike. After a year of contention, the case reached its climax last week-with a notable victory for the fiery author...
Working as the unpaid-and largely unknown-editor of a prestigious liberal quarterly, the Westminster Review, she fell in love with Herbert Spencer, who rejected her. The notorious apostle of ethical Darwinism was a man "as capable of loving as of flying." But when she developed a plain woman's devotion to "the ugliest man in London," a chatty, witty, sensible litterateur named George Lewes, she found herself deep in one of those parallelograms of passion that so often defined Victorian domestic life...