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Elephant fullback John MacNamara, varsity halfback in 1951, sliced off tackle to the Adams eleven after a poor Gold Coast punt had gone out of bounds on the 20 late in the third period. Two plays later he cut inside guard down to the four. He scored from the one after a successful jump-pass from Steven Kurzman to Sumner White. MacNamara converted on a second off-tackle smash...
...Elephants were never in trouble as they maintained their undefeated, unscored-upon record. Fred Rhinelander threw touchdown passes to ends Bill Gray and Ed White, and scored one of the extra points himself. John MacNamara scored from five yards out on an off tackle smash, and Hank Greenberg skirted left end from the fifteen for the other touchdown. Greenberg and MacNamara also scored an extra point apiece...
Last fall, the majority of Sennott's second choices went to Thomas MacNamara...
...probable successor--Thomas MacNamara--has always been hostile to both the city manager-city council and proportional representations systems. In 1938, he lad an unsuccessful attempt to separate Harvard from Cambridge because, he claimed Harvard was not paying enough to Cambridge...
...children of the rainbow are 20-year-old Ches Macnamara, a saddler's son, and his friend Finn Dillon, whose studded belt marks him as "Prince of Cloone," the tiny village in which they live. Poor men's sons, they have only words to squander, but the words are never counterfeit. They buy belief in the small beauties that rouse Ches and Finn, e.g., the quicksilver grace of a hare giving a pair of pelting hounds the slip, the brotherly ritual of turf-cutting in the broil of a summer sun, the benedictions of the parish priest...