Word: legging
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...halfback line, one of Munro's more pleasant surprises this year, is pretty well intact with Bill Rapp at center half along with Marsh McCall and Steele at the wing halves. Bill Driver, whom Munro has used frequently to spell the halfbacks, has a bad leg and will be unable to play today...
Munro has no less than four injured forwards on his hands: John Mudd, a regular inside who has a fractured bone in his leg, Dick MacIntosh, the regular outside right who also has a bad leg, and Kay Khan and Ken Marmor, who may see some action. Munro will start Roger Tuckerman at center forward, Keith Lowe and John Hedreen at the insides, and Larry Ekpebu and McIntosh at outsides. Fortunately, this is not an Ivy League game, and the Crimson can use all their substitutes rather than abiding by the 16-man rule. Tom Bagnoli, who is developing into...
Varsity coach Bill McCurdy's squad has also had its share of injuries, which only served to diminish further the number of top-flight runners. Jim Schlaeppi and Ed Martin have just recovered from leg injuries and their performance this afternoon will have a large bearing on the outcome of the meet. Mac Brown and Will Julian are also expected to place well for the Crimson. McCurdy's most promising sophomore is Jed Fitzgerald who, as a freshman, broke the Yardling record for the mile and two-mile...
Munro has had to do most of his juggling in the forward line as his two insides came down with injuries in the early part of this week. John Mudd, the inside right, injured his left leg, while John Hedreen separated his shoulder. Munro will save them for Cornell. Keith Lowe and John McIntosh, formerly an outside, will start in their stead. Roger Tuckerman will start at center, but he may be moved to inside, as Munro plans to try out as many different combinations as he can. Larry Ekpebu will start for Khan at outside left, while Ken Marmar...
...know? Why did I put the angel on one side? Don't you think God sends his people down to see what we are doing? The other angel has a wristwatch; I don't know why, but he has it. Why is he scratching his leg? Because there are so many mosquitoes on earth. What is the faun doing? He is watching the angel. He has never seen an angel either...