Word: half
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...frequent success than in other recent games. Princeton's pass defense seemed about as weak as had been advertised, and Crimson receivers were getting free quite often. Unfortunately, though, Ravenel made just enough inaccurate tosses to permit three interceptions; and each one of these ended a hitherto promising first-half drive...
...second half, the varsity also scored a second touchdown. But Ravenel failed by a yard to make the conversion on a quarterback sneak. And from here on, the Princeton defense held firm....CRIMSONDale B. FrumanPrinceton tailback HUGH SCOTT hurdles blockers and would-be tacklers, including Harvard's right guard HAL ANDERSON (72) in Saturday's game. Scott scored the Tigers' first touchdown early in the first period and gained 75 yards in 15 carries. In the first game of the Big Three round robin, Princeton beat Harvard by a second period conversion...
...this mysterious area at the root of life in a cover story on Geneticist George Wells Beadle of Caltech (TIME, July 14). Last week the Nobel Prize committee chose Coverman Beadle and his partner Edward L. Tatum to share 1958's award for Medicine (see SCIENCE). The other half of the award went to Dr. Joshua Lederberg, 33, whom TIME'S story singled out as "probably the world's greatest young geneticist...
...West Virginia's Fourth District, onetime Adlai Stevenson Campaign Aide Ken Hechler defeated 83-year-old Dr. Will E. Neal, one of whose boasts was that he had delivered almost half of his constituents...
...before a sparse crowd of 3,500, hardly half filling Baltimore's cavernous Fifth Regiment Armory to hear his final campaign speech that the President spelled out his two-year hopes in detail. Promised he solemnly: "Looking ahead, we will...