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Once again much of the team's chances will hinge on the condition of anchor-man Dave Alpers. Alpers, who has been plagued with a back injury during most of the season, will be running with the added handicap of a stubborn cold. If Alpers can still turn in times such as the 48.4 effort which sealed last year's record relay, the team may well outdistance its rivals, and such nationally recognized stars as Villanova's speedster Charlie Jankins...
...most part, by professors from the faculties of the University of Paris, the Ecole do Louvre, and the Comedie Francaise. However, the Harvard student, barring objections from Cambridge, is free to specialize as he wishes. So much for the needless imposition of Sweet Briar restraints, "a large academic handicap" which inflicts a foolish financial burden...
...much is in the wrong direction. Older people are too tired, too confused, too used to blowing with the wind. They are not likely to attempt to give effective expression to their feelings against armaments, once an army is created. The younger ones started their education with a handicap, only recently overcome by the few years of stability when they could begin to learn how fine a life without guns...
...Davis Cup Star Hamilton F. Richardson, 21, of Baton Rouge, for his tennis triumphs despite the handicap of diabetes (TIME...
...Yardling's mile relay team completes the list of definite University entrants, as French Anderson, Jon Beacher, Don Rider, and Bob Story face the double handicap of a powerful Yale group and the fact that only Anderson is accustomed to the quarter mile distance...