Word: jims
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...obviously following pre-game instructions by forwarding the puck into the zone from behind the blue line and scrapping for an opening. The Crimson's Dick Reilly got just such an opening at 11:17 when he bounced the disk off a defender's stick and past startled goalie Jim Logue...
...epee, two victories each by Bruce Parker and Jim Roberts, and a win by Dave Schwartz accounted for the Crimson margin. Although the varsity lost in foil, Phil Charat turned in perhaps the best individual performance of the evening, taking three straight triumphs, including one over M.I.T.'s touted Barry Schaible...
...after six minutes of play until Dave Grannis tied the game with a goal at 14:35. Then, after two minutes of the second period, Crimson forward Al Alpine broke the tie and started a five-goal burst. Alpine tallied again to tie for scoring honors with Jim Dwinnell, who originally began the five-goal rally...
...Harvard's high scorer with a total of 285 points, placing second to Yale's Mac Blair, who tallied 291, the highest individual score in the history of the tournament. John Phelps, Ron Simon, Bill Granik, and Will Garrison also qualified. The Crimson's three runners-up were Jim Brown, John North and Shaun Scanlon...
...matter of fact, pro wrestling ain't even a sport. It has not come close since the mid '30s, when the public began to tire of watching such "shooters" (honest wrestlers) as Jim Londos the Golden Greek and Ed ("Strangler") Lewis sweat through stolid hours of dull, defensive wrestling. Then, as the gate receipts began to fall off, the beef trust made a discovery: wrestling fans are suckers for fancy holds with fanciful names. Any one of the new maneuvers could have wrecked a man for life; yet everyone kept his health. It was obvious to the simplest...