Word: mackey
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gray threatened to take a second in the 100 freestyle until Chouteau Dyer pulled ahead of him in the last 25 yards to place by four feet. The only other close race was also for second place as Pete Mackey beat Midshipman Slack by five feet with a burst of speed in the last lap of the 150 individual medley...
DartmouthHarvard Clark Murphy (190) LE William Weber (190) Jerry Samueison (190) LT Sernard O'Brien (192) Clinton Gaylord (180) LG William Meige (190) Paul Mackey (203) C Thomas Coolidge (202) John Godfrey (193) RG Tim Anderson (190) Emery Pierson (220) RT Nicholas Culollas (214) David McLaughlin (185) RE Jee Ross (185) Leo McKenna (169) GB Robert Hardy (170) James Donohue (165) LN Richard Clasby (180) Louis Turner (175) RH Frank White (185) Richard Jonnison (209) FB John Culver...
Juniors Bayard Johnson and Paul Mackey have alternated at offensive center, both were letter winners, are fairly steady ball players, although not quite in the Buddy Lemay class. Mackey will probably start this afternoon, but both should see action...
...Green's defensive backfield is a muddle of inexperience. Injured veteran linebacker Mike Papantones will miss the game today, and his successor is still unamed, although either Mackey or Johnson will probably get the nod. Tom Malcolm an alert junior who missed the opening games, will be the other backer...
...Barksdale Field in Shreveport, La. Last week the Air Force announced that one of its RB-45s (North American's four-jet light bomber, which ordinarily has a top speed of about 550 m.p.h.) had covered the distance in a cool 13 min. 50 sec. Captain John J. Mackey had accidentally picked up a lift from the jet airstream, the high-velocity wind that zigzags unpredictably through the substratospheric sky (TIME, Oct. 16). His average speed for the flight: 886 m.p.h., a figure which the Air Force modestly admitted was probably a record-at least for that type...