Word: jim
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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After these two, there are a few capable, but not spectacular runners: Dave Hamblett, Al Ruby, and Jim Wheeler in the middle distances: Bill "Atom" Baker in the mile; two-milers Huna Rosenfeld and Jack Cogan; and sprinter Harvey Thayer. But nobody, not even Gurley, comes close to being another Lightbody...
...second embarrassment of the day was dealt the Bunnies by the Yard skaters, who, in spite of the notable play of opposing goalie Jim Viederman, had little trouble in racking up a 8 to 1 victory at the Boston Skating Club...
...staffers confessed to running a downtown office where they took fees for getting publicity into the Times. Several were paid regular retainers by politicians. One reporter was charging $2 a head to Tacomans who wanted their pictures in the paper. Owners Ed and Jim Scripps, grandsons of the late E. W. ("Lusty") Scripps, did little in the way of removing temptation by raising wages. Said Ed Scripps: "I didn't know reporters were taking money but things weren't as bad on the Times as they are on other papers on the West Coast...
...score 4 to 2 Nassau, and the Tigers well ahead in the final three matches, Crimson squadmen Jim McKittrick, Hugh Foster, and Adam Foster eked out close victories to give the team its sixth win in seven starts...
Cornell won the 128-pound bout when Joe Calby ended up with a 5 to 0 score over Jim Westfall, while at 136 Pat Bowditch was pinned by John Raine with a body press in 7:59. Jim Conant dropped a 6 to 1 decision to Jack Foley of Ithaca...