Word: ices
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...asked him to, partly as a matter of constitutional (states' rights) and social conviction ("Race is a fact, like sex"). Some of his other friends were sorry to hear him, at twilight, singing segregation's old unsweet song. But the popularity of a cause rarely cuts any ice with John W. Davis. One of his permanent heroes is Chrétien Guillaume de Lamoignon de Malesherbes, who (at 71) defied popular opinion by defending Louis XVI before a French revolutionary tribunal. Advocate Malesherbes lost his case, his royal client's neck...
...peak is possible. From there to the summit is a lung-bursting matter of 46 days, with the camera dogging along for all but the last few thousand feet of the way. It sees some awesome things-avalanches down the vast chute of the cwm, in which ice blocks the size of a ten-story building dance along like pebbles; gaping crevasses whose sinister gullets lead down into a blue-green shade; the ominous huddle of the Everest massif, where three of the world's greatest peaks (Everest. Lhotse and Nuptse) lean threatfully together like three witches...
...encouraging note for the future was the reappearance of injured defenseman Jeff Coolidge on the ice yesterday. Coolidge indicated he would definitely be ready to play after Christmas...
...squad, led by Captain Norm Wood, is not favored to match its 1950 record of three wins in four starts against Western competition. Despite the new artificial rink, the varsity's game time has practically equalled its practice time so far this season. "Our lack of ice is certainly going to hurt us," Crimson Coach Cooney Weiland moaned yesterday...
...goal. Clasby slapped the puck past Bradley, with Frank Mahoney also getting an assist on the play. The same three collaborated again at 15:39 for Harvard's second score, This time Wood pushed in a loose puck after a Clasby rebound while Bradley was down on the ice...