Word: joe
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Pennsylvania's Republican Old Guard, inheritors of the right-leaning tradition of onetime State Chairman Joe Grundy (the inspiration for Grundyism, a byword for stiff-collared conservatism), started off by backing a political nobody: Superior Court Judge Robert E. Woodside, 57. Then U.S. Senator Hugh Scott jumped into the race, ready to step aside if Scranton ran, and touched off a major melee by quoting Gettysburg Republican Dwight Eisenhower as saying he would "rather see a primary fight than be forced to take a miserable ticket"-a thinly disguised blast at Woodside. The Old Guard reluctantly retired Woodside, brought...
...yesterday's semi-final matches D'Arcy TKO'd Robert Elliott of Lowell at :50 of the second round; Smith decisioned James Hopkins of Winthrop; Keough decisioned Richard Silberg of Kirkland; Jones decisioned Barry Sieger of Dudley; Hagebak decisioned Ken Silvera of Dudley; Guzzi decisioned Joe Minotti of Dunster; Ullyot decisioned Ray Waltkins of Kirkland; and Rice TKO'd Mike Bell of Dudley at 1:40 of the third round. Bouts are made up of three two-minute rounds...
Harvard? Well, Harvard will start the same gang. Borchard will be in one corner, junior Dennis Lynch in the other. The center will be either senior Bill Danner or sophomore Bob Inman; the guards are Gene Augustine and Joe Deering. Pete Kelley, who scored 29 in a losing cause against Penn last Saturday, is still sixth...
...sickness and in health, Marilyn Monroe, 35, has always found ex-Second Husband Joe DiMaggio, 47, tall, dark and handy. Last week, visiting him for the second straight year at the winter encampment of the New York Yankees, she discreetly stayed out of view in the DiMag menage at Fort Lauderdale's Yankee Clipper Hotel for two days before Batting Tutor Joe cut practice to put her on a plane in Miami, wound up all the way from centerfield for a goodbye buss. Fetching up next in Mexico City, Marilyn scoffed at rumors that she might remarry DiMaggio...
...recent months, a whole new contingent has entered the field. Joe Palooka, showing no effects of his 31 years as world heavyweight champion, recently outwitted the Reds to rescue a U.S. scientist in Austria. Smilin' Jack, the aerial barnstormer, smiles no more-he is doing his level best to keep the Russians from sabotaging the U.S. space effort. Winnie Winkle went to Moscow as a fashionable emissary of the U.S. Department of Commerce; alas, she wound up in the Russian pokey steaming away time in the laundry on trumped-up charges of espionage...