Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...teams, of course, were selected long before the season began, but fortunately, for the tournament, both Harvard and B.C. have developed into excellent representatives of the East. And should the two both win or lose and meet on the final night, the promoters have a built-in "grudge" label they can attach, based on the Eagles' narrow 4-3 decision over the Crimson last week. This is an improvement over the tourney's first two years, when Colgate and Army, neither a major hockey power, were sole and weak delegates from the East...
John Whitbeck, playing number three, was the only other Crimson player to lose. Jose Gonzalez whipped Martin's brother, Carry, in the number two match...
...five years as the American representative, Reischauer did much to improve relations between the two countries, and was instrumental in restoring a strong confidence to the war-battered Japanese. With his encouragement, the Japanese began to lose their feelings of diffidence toward America and started an economic surge which has returned them to the first rank of international prominence...
Difficult to Finance. More pruning and streamlining is to come, and more employees are likely to lose their jobs before the dust settles. In the end, Interpublic may bear only a slight resemblance to the company Marion Harper built and led. Says Carl Spielvogel, president of Interpublic's Market Planning Corp. and a member of the board: "We have faced the fact that it is increasingly difficult to finance a worldwide business such as ours. We have talked about going public, but there have been no plans made and no documents signed...
...picture could get even more scrambled before the Christmas recess: B.C., undefeated after one-goal wins over Brown and Harvard, should lose to B.U. tomorrow night at the Arena, and the Crimson has back-to-back home contests with Brown and Cornell next Saturday and Monday...