Word: lonelies
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Selling Power. George Romney had experience in the business of change. Back in the '50s, while the Big Three auto companies patiently explained that the U.S. could not market a small family car to compete with European imports. American Motors President Romney led a lone revolution, put over the Rambler with such success that it revitalized his foundering company and forced the automotive giants of Detroit to bring out their own compacts. Romney sold the idea-and he is a super salesman. He went out on the road in a crusade against the "gas-guzzling dinosaurs...
...games that have been played, Harvard won one, tied one, and lost two. The lone victory was over a weak Tufts team. The Crimson tied Brown and was out-splashed by Princeton and Dartmouth, on two of the season's rainier weekends...
...Elephants' lone touchdown against Winthrop was scored in the final minute of the game, when Andy Shea caught a 20-yard pass from quarterback Pete Wood. Elliot Topkins kicked the extra point...
SATURDAY, Oct. 27 Harvard dropped its third game of the season to league-leading Dartmouth, 24-6, at Harvard Stadium. Indian defense, which had not yielded a point in their first four games, stopped the Crimson defense on several drives which seemed to be heading for touchdown. The lone Harvard score came on an 82-yard pass from Mike Bassett to halfback Bill Taylor, Dartmouth's quarterback Bill King led the Indian offense, scoring two touchdowns himself...
...thus captured their first victory over the Crimson in 51 years, scored first at 12:32 of the second period on a rebound shot. It added a second goal at 8:02 of the final period on a screen shot from the blue line. The Crimson's lone goal was scored by Ikauniks at 11:02 on a pass from defenseman Harry Howell...