Word: kellers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Cohen turned in a track and field exhibition today which was close to sensational. He took the broad jump, dash and hurdles without being pressed. His time in the hurdles of 7.8 was faster than that recorded by Al Keller, winning the varsity event for Princeton...
...Boston Red Sox (1919), he converted Southpaw Pitcher Babe Ruth into an outfielder to give him more turns at bat, and (with Ruth) moved to New York. By deals, trades and good scouting, Ed Barrow provided the Yankees with a constant flow of fresh talent (e.g., Waite Hoyt, Charley Keller, Joe DiMaggio), built teams that won 14 pennants, ten world championships during his 25-year reign...
...wedding reception in Manhattan's Plaza Hotel, Helen Keller, 73, who, though sightless and deaf since infancy, has long had a desire to dance, finally tried it. cut a commendable figure with an old friend, Chicago Attorney A. R. Peterson...
...parts in the play are only caricatures and hard to make anything more. Thomas Gaydos, as the narrow-minded trustee, manages to combine his own talents with the role and come out with a believable, repellent Ed Keller. Herbert Appleman as a doltish undergraduate football ace, does not fare so well. His part remains a caricature and at times an embarrassing...
Featured in the cast are Robin Homet '54 as Tommy Turner, the bewildered English professor; Pirie M. Tuchings '54 as Joe Ferguson, the big brash football hero; Tom Gaydos '54 as Ed Keller; Wendy Goodell as Ellen Turner and Lucy Barry as Patricia Turner. Director will be Ted Gershuny '54 and Peter L. Shoup '55 will produce the show...