Word: gated
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...wife Betty how to fill in his name as beneficiary on a $10,000 policy for herself, a $10,000 one for six-year-old Marie Ann, and $5,000 for Bobby. He tucked the receipts into an envelope, then hustled his wife and kids out to the loading gate...
...august United States Golf Association had been rumbling for several weeks about the amateur status of its top feminine gate attractions, the photogenic Bauer sisters, Marlene, 16, and Alice, 22. Their barnstorming tour through Florida tournaments last winter had cost money. Where did the money come from? The U.S.G.A., which worries rather more about such matters than the corresponding guardians of college football or even lawn tennis, was about to put a discreet investigation of the Bauers' income into high gear. Last week the little Bauer girls put the investigation into reverse...
...because "guys are sick and tired of jump stuff," was back on board. Last week he and his Bobcats were together again to record Dixieland versions of Sousa's The Stars and Stripes Forever and Washington Post, which would have sounded almost natural coming over the tail gate of an oldtime New Orleans jazz wagon. "People are tired of love songs and weepy ballads," said Bob. "They want happy music...
...speech, Bingham attributed the controversial nature of athletics today to the quest for gate receipts, the desire to make football pay for the other sports. The future of college football, Bingham stated, depends upon the alumni, for only if alumni attend the games can the public be expected to turn...
Both these conceptions, which seem to dominate the University setup, make Harvard teams the stepchild of the surplus gate of the football team mated with the publicity office. Harvard teams are thus the products of an almost unparalleled professionalism. Is this the spot Dean Buck designated when he said, "Athletics have a place at Harvard?" Or should athletics and competition, win, lose or draw, be considered an important enough branch of the educational program of the University to receive a direct allocation? William S. Wasserman...