Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Farneti is serious and his explanation is plausible. "I'm a sophomore and every one of these last eight games has been a miracle. This is the same situation we've been in all year," he explains. "We're the underdog and have everything to gain and nothing to lose...
...have a free-wheeling spirit," he said, "which has created an atmosphere in which everyone feels lose. We haven't tightened up. We've forced them to make the mistakes by keeping our poise when the other team starts rolling...
Yale's upset dropped Penn into a tie for second place with Harvard and gave Brown undisputed possession of first place. With the league so tightly bunched--only four points separate six teams--the Crimson cannot afford to lose to, or even tie, the Bruins...
...pressing for higher tariffs or import quotas on everything from shoes to glass, from steel to electronic components. Most such efforts have been rebuffed, but last month President Johnson signed a bill that more than tripled the import duty on various blends of woolens. Italy, which stands to lose $15 million in trade, is considering retaliation against U.S. exports. Other countries, of course, can be expected to do the same if tariffs on their exports to the U.S. are raised...
Penn coach Bob O'Dell, after watching his team lose to Yale 30-13 Saturday, said, "Hill and Dowling make the difference between Yale and any other team in the league." The two accounted for 328 yards as the Elis built up a 16-0 halftime lead and increased it to 23-0 before Penn was able to score. Hill was selected for Back-of-the-Week in consideration of his two touchdowns and career-high rushing total of 126 yards against Penn Saturday...