Word: hardes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Keyes, left fullback for the past two years, remarked last night that "the team should be a strong one next year. We're losing only three seniors, Floyd Moloy, Roger Tuckerman and Kay Khan, and Tuckerman's position will be the only hard one to fill." Tuckerman, forward and a key man in the offense, scored 14 goals this season--nearly a third of the total goals...
...exercise in an altitude chamber simulating 38,000 ft. without getting the bends, and they remained conscious for an average of 30 minutes at 30,000 ft. Drs. Balke and Velasquez took students from sea-level Lima to Morococha, found that after a few weeks they could work as hard as the oldtimers. But the highland natives still had one advantage: their lungs worked only half as hard as the newcomers' because they were twice as efficient in extracting oxygen from the rarefied...
While union leaders in Texas complain that the law has hurt them, they are hard put to find figures to prove it. Ed Burris, executive vice president of the Texas Manufacturers Association, cites union membership, which has grown from 110,500 before World War II to 400.000 today. He feels that the law has not inhibited the growth of unions or their functions as bargaining agents. Unionists charge that the law has had other bad effects. Jerry Holleman, head of the Texas A.F.L.-C.I.O., says the law has weakened union discipline, causing more wildcat strikes, and that the union must...
...weak unions. In Iowa, says Federation of Labor President Ray Mills, "it has become almost impossible to organize areas where workers are in an especially weak position." In Utah, which has probably the only right-to-work law with real teeth in it, unionists complain that it is hard to organize workers at all. In fact, there has not been an organizing strike or picket line for the last three years...
...many Yale plays began with the quarterback bumping into the intended ball-carrier, or else being pulled down because he moved too slowly, by hard-charging Crimson forwards. In addition, Eli passing was never a threat; though this must be blamed less on the quarterbacks and more on their blockers, who simply could not withstand the determined pass-rush of the Harvards...