Word: hunts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...SUPERB--put that in capital letters because that's what we were today," said an exultant coach Pappy Hunt as his women harriers grabbed their fifth consecutive Greater Boston Championships title yesterday in Franklin Park...
...knew the potential was there; I was just waiting for it to explode," coach Hunt said. The harriers, coming off a recent defeat at Dartmouth, were especially eager for a win yesterday, according to Hunt...
Perhaps the most curious sight during the meet was Crimson coach Pappy Hunt, who rode alongside his runners in the team van and yelled encouraging remarks at them out the window...
...time of apprenticeship and service to their society." In any pack, however, unless its ranks have been seriously depleted, only one female each year gives birth to a litter. Even more notable, some studies suggest, the alpha male (or executive wolf), who makes all pack decisions and conducts the hunt, tends not to breed-perhaps because it would distract him from command. Says Fox primly: Man needs to "emulate the wolf ... in exercising greater dominion over sexuality and incredible reproductive potential...
...Precisely because of that, says Fox, they seem to be at pains to avoid killing one another. Within the pack this takes the form of ritual challenge and acts of subservience, plus carefully pursued systems of personal rights. In external affairs, packs keep to their own turf. When they hunt near the border of another pack's range, they howl out early warning systems so there will be no inadvertent confrontation. And they leave buffer zones between territories, not merely to keep the peace, but to provide safety areas where deer are allowed to breed...