Word: jacks
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Wilde has had no previous experience but has been a jack-of-all trades as as oarsmen. In his sophomore year he rowed on the next-to-last of Haines' thirty-one crews and also won the University 150-1b. single sculls championship. Switching to Weld Boat House in 1952, Wilde concentrated solely on single sculling and monopolized the University championships for the following two years...
...five in the "engine room," are Bruce Dixon and Dick Weatherhead, two of the strongest and heaviest men on the squad. But Dickson didn't start rowing till last season, while Weatherhead is a convert from Harvey Love's heavies. Wilde also has another newcomer in Jack Henshaw...
...Coach Jack Barnaby, "pleased but not satisfied," felt that the team showed a lot of progress, adding that "we need to stand pressure a little better...
Presbyterian, described by Crimson coach Jack Barnaby "as one of the really good teams in the U.S. year in and year out," defeated the varsity in the south during vacation in two encounters, 7 to 2 singles and three doubles matches...
...Workers and General Motors. As the bargaining teams gathered in a carpeted conference room of Detroit's massive G.M. Building, there were beaming smiles all around. On one side of the 20-ft. glass-topped table sat the 18-man auto workers' committee, led by Vice President Jack Livingston, 46, one of the founders of the U.A.W. and now respected as one of labor's slickest horse-traders. Opposite was ranged the 23-man G.M. team, headed by Vice President Harry Anderson, 64, a lawyer who worked his way up from a small G.M. subsidiary to chief...