Word: mikes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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John Brownell of Williams put out Larry Brownell of the Crimson in the quarter-finals, 3 to 1. Roger Campbell of Princeton topped Hadden Tomes, varsity second man, also in the quarter-finals, 3 to 0. Guy Paschal lost in the third round to Amherst's Vince Townsend, while Mike Ward lost in the same round to Paul Rudzinski of M.I.T...
...Yardling meet, Tatsuo Arima and Captain Tom Rockel tied their opponents. Mike Murray, Dave Jordan, Bob Gilmore and Jim Dale won by decisions. And Phil Andrews lost a narrow match...
...usually late for roll calls) and Florida's Democratic Senator George Smathers. Both were for the amendment. The count: 60 to 28−still more than enough for passage. But two other latecomers, Pennsylvania's Republican Senator James Duff and Oklahoma's Democratic Senator Mike Monroney, arrived just in time to vote against the measure. That made it 60-30−precisely two-thirds. Vice President Richard Nixon, presiding, took a long slow look around the chamber...
...Crimson players were Larry Brownell, seeded eighth; Hadden Tomes, seeded fifth; Captain Mike Ward, and Guy Paschal...
...Captain Mike Ward, fourth, and Ted Rose, sixth, were the only losers, both dropping their matches...