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This year, though his friends have names, like Bill Kneeland, a pretty fair two-miler last spring, and Everett Baker. It's not like years past when the entire opposition could gang up on Dunsky...
...javelin will be close. On paper, the Crimson should have three of the first four finishers in Blodgett, Skip Pescosolido, and Bert Kneeland. But Blodgett went from 184 feet., 1 in. against Army to 169 feet against Princeton, and the rest of the javelin throwers are equally unpredictable...
Carl Pescosolido's injured arm could make a difference in the meet. If Pescosolido is able to throw the javeline at full strength, he should be able to win, and Bob Kneeland also has a chance to score. Tom Blodgett's illness should not keep him from winning the pole vault against Army's Jim Young...
This approach, combining as it does generalization and detail, broadens the book's appeal, and its value, too. The chapter on the conviction of Abner Kneeland for blasphemy (one of Shaw's worst decisions), for example, will attract anyone interested in the history of civil liberties; and even the more technical opinions in the various railroad cases can be appreciated as evidence of the way in which strong judges fostered industrial expansion in the first half of the nineteenth century...
...same meeting, Dr. Yale Kneeland, chairman of the foundation's scientific advisory committee, said that the possibilities of isolating the common cold virus and finding a remedy for it had increased because of the work on growing viruses outside the human body of John F. Enders, associate professor of Bacteriology and Immunology at the Medical School, Dr. Thomas H. Weller, Richard Pearson Strong Professor of Tropical Health at the School of Public Health, and Dr. Frederick C. Robbins, formerly their associate and now at the Western Reserve Medical School in Cleveland...