Word: forfeiting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...rest was monotonous. Jeff Grant (160) suffered the only Crimson loss when an unnecessary roughness penalty point cost him a 3-2 decision to Wayne Darling. That loss hurt Columbia anyway because in order to wrestle Darling at 160, the Lions had to forfeit their 152 match to Crimson captain Ed Franquemont...
...universities. They are instead small and unique, usually a question of emphasis different from other institutions: the pioneering Urban Training Center for Divinity School students, or the communications system-computer expert who heads the library school. The university has not lost its Harper-established reputation, but it must not forfeit its individuality by stretching its claims...
...home $2.2 billion last year. Because of the sharp drop in sales at home, British automakers may well have to raise their export prices to uncompetitive levels or sell their cars abroad at a loss. In any case, the leading exporter, British Ford, expects that this year Britain will forfeit its second place (after West Germany) in European auto sales to France...
Automatic Forfeit. Congress also heeded Detroit's pleas that it takes a human behind the wheel to turn a car into a misguided missile. A highway-safety bill, approved 317 to 3 by the House, offers $270 million over three years-$140 million less than a Senate version-as an incentive to states to tighten safety codes and to improve driver training, testing and inspection of vehicles and highway design. The House also decreed that states that do not set up an approved road-safety program by Jan. 1, 1968 will forfeit 10% of the federal aid that they...
...least the Crimson will have a full team. On Saturday, the squad was beaten by Navy, six to one, and had to forfeit the number seven match because there was no one to play...