Word: mikes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Harry Gardner of Eliot, nosed out Dunster's Ken Culbert yesterday afternoon to win the House novice singles championship. Bill Cini of Winthrop placed third. Mike Halberstam of Dunster won the comp race, beating George Walcott of Eliot. Another Dunster man, Dirck Post, won the House wherry race, with Lowell's Erik Amfitheatrof second...
Steve Bolster won the finals of the University Compromise Sculls race, with Mike Halberstam second and Al Wilson third...
...Mike. Hit of last week's industrial fair at Hannover, Germany, was a three-dimensional projection microscope designed by Dr. Friedrich Fehse of Hamburg. It projected repulsive little creatures (protozoa, bacilli, etc.) on a three-foot screen and enlarged them to the size of rabbits. Observers wearing polarized glasses got the shock of their lives. The blown-up varmints appeared to be swimming toward them, even reaching for them...
Dartmouth's main strength lies in the distance runs, where Walt Clarkson and Mike Morrissey are heavily favored. But the Crimson's Hubie Maguire and Hal Gerry, if not able to spring any upsets, should score...
When Publisher Gardner Cowles started pocket-size Quick magazine in May 1949, it quickly became something of a postwar wonder. In nearly four years, its circulation shot up from about 300,000 to 1,300,000, and it gave an outward appearance of success. But while Quick grew, "Mike" Cowles was arriving at a disturbing conclusion: in spite of its spectacular rise, Quick was no success. Last week, to his stunned and unbelieving staff, Publisher Cowles announced that he was killing Quick June...