Word: legging
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Dick Locksley, Axten's sophomore replacement--although his leg is still a bit tender--has also reported back to practice. Locksley will probably spell Axten as the Harvard goalie Saturday, when and if Axten tires...
...disposition, Stephen Michaels, who plays this fiercely languid lack knee stoop shoulder will be recognized as an actor of surpassing talents. With reed wrists and cuffs that billow to set them off he prances--for God's sake prances, there has never been such prancing with a human leg--prances through two acts, two loves and onto a cheery celibacy. The subtitle of the opera, Bunthorne's Bride, is one of those jokes Mr. Gilbert was wont to play...
...hastily formed posse found him in his doorway, armed and snarling defiance: "Come and get me. I'm not taking any more of their bull." Although Held's brother-in-law pleaded with him to surrender and bullets shattered his shoulder, leg and right wrist, Held switched the .38 to his left hand, firing until it, too, was smashed. Taken to a guarded hospital bed, he never regained full consciousness, dying later from the complications of his many wounds. He left behind a trail of six people wounded, six others dead...
Sophomore star Roy Shaw, hobbled by leg injuries several weeks ago, said last night that he, Keith Colburn, Doug Hardin, Tim McLoone, and Bob Stempson will definitely run. As for his long layoff, Shaw explained, "Roger Bannister took a week off before he broke the four minute barrier in the mile, so with a month's rest I should be extra ready...
Baker won by 12 seconds over Peter Hoss of Boston University with M.I.T.'s Ben Wilson third. In seventh place and second for Harvard was the gritty McLoone whose undiagnosable leg injuries were supposed to keep him out of action...