Word: finished
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...found the threat difficult to believe, but then pride took over: "I don't want the impression to get around that this is a completely ludicrous proposition." After all, Salinger recalled, while in college he had twice competed in the cross-country run and each time managed to finish tenth in a field of eleven...
...wall. Ähs's upper front teeth were sheared off on the ice; both his legs were fractured twice. His brakeman was thrown free, broke only one leg. Next day the U.S. sled steered by Joe McKillip, 30, slammed into a soft snow wall as it neared the finish line; McKillip was hospitalized with a dislocated shoulder and lacerated cheek. The day after, a Canadian driver's throat was gashed almost from ear to ear when he cracked up on the straightaway in the stretch...
...drubbed Dartmouth and the Crimson last weekend. The Big Red would win the title easily if they could sustain this they can. Cornell must still play all the leading title contenders, and five of their last seven are on the road; still, the Big Red should win a photo finish for second place...
...great season started off insuspiciously, however, when Ford and Horn were trounced by Coast Guard in the Danmark Regatta, the first event of the fall, held in late September. The only other loss of the season, also to Coast Guard, came after a close finish in the Schell regatta, forcing the Crimson to relinquish the Schell trophy which...
McCurdy did not feel he had enough depth to split his runners on Saturday, however, and left only a few reserves behind at Tufts. After scoring 32 points on Friday night, Harvard scored only two points in the 50 yard dash to finish 17 points behind...