Word: keys
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Your Oct. 13 story of the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taft was most inspiring. Being a Democrat, I never especially cared for Mr. Taft's political ideas; nevertheless, I admired him for his forthright and honest stand. Perhaps the key to his greatness is found in the marriage TIME'S story portrayed...
Everywhere, Ike threw into the campaign a new, spirited partisan defense of his recorcl-plus new (for him) partisan onslaughts against the Democrats that all but acknowledged his recognition of the fact that his leadership was a key issue. His keynotes...
Although the Crimson Key has barely broken even on the first two trips this year, a meager turnout for the Penn weekend threatens to put the entire operation in the red for the whole season. As the deadline for reserving a seat on the bus approached this week, only five men had bought tickets...
...good team under the Ivy League rules. With this settled, the Yovicsin family took up residence in Framingham, and Yovicsin himself undertook the task of transforming Harvard football. The record of that transformation has been evident all fall. After an initial shock when for various personal reasons some key players left the squad, his team has enjoyed playing for him. He asks only that each player work his hardest, and he in turn works hard for them. Players on the junior varsity were given the opportunity this fall to run regular varsity plays and not to mimic plays...
...key to the varsity's win was the strong defensive work both in the line and in the backfield, where fullback Sam Halaby played his usual strong defensive game. Up front, center Bob Foster and tackles Pete Briggs and Bob Shaunessy were as effective as usual, but it was the line as a whole which impressed most of all.Eleven Defeats Columbia Two weeks ago today Harvard scored a decisive 26-0 victory over Columbia. Pictured above is Lion halfback Harvey Brookins (34) attempting unsuccessfully to circle the left side of the Crimson line. End Doug Hamilton (87) is moving...