Word: mikes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...against the technicians is the same one which beat Columbia last week, except for the two switches with the varsity. Oakes Ames heads the crew as stroke, followed by Bill Lawrence at seven and Jim Barrett at six. Mil Rohrbough rows from five seat. Dan Raykov, Dick Watson, and Mike Leonard will pull the four, three, and two oars. Jerry Silbert fills out the boat at bow. Hugh McCauley will...
...before since they're illegal in my state. So when a fellow I know claimed he had a really golden buy in both the first and the ninth at Suffolk, I jumped at the chance to tag along. You've got to understand, this guy is no professional tout. Mike has practically worked his way through school helping long-shot jockeys boot 'cm across with controlled body English. Besides, it was opening day; you know, sort of like Ascot or Churchill Drowns only with chinos and beer...
...average. The staff's main supports: Bill Pierce (15-12), Veteran Joe Dobson (14-10), Saul Rogovin (14-9), Reliefer Harry Dorish. "We kept the nucleus of this good staff," says Richards, "and made it stronger with trades." One trade, with Washington, brought him young (21) Cuban Mike Fornieles, who pitched a one-hitter against the A's in his major-league debut last year. Another pitching hopeful is Rookie Bob Keegan, 20-11 last season with Syracuse, where he led the International League in victories, innings pitched and shutouts...
...division is composed of three brigades, one Canadian, one Scottish-English, one mainly Australian, and other smaller units, including a New Zealand artillery regiment. The Canadians and Anzacs are all volunteers. They are commanded by Major General Michael Montgomerie Alston-Roberts-West, who prefers to be known as Mike West...
Henry Armstrong of Davenport put the Elis ahead by scoring the game's first goal late in the first period. Less than a minute later, Fred Church of Eliot evened the score. Goalie Mike Jackson held the Blue scoreless for the remaining two periods. The Elephants struck once in the second period and twice more in the third, with goals by Hank Romaine, Jim Colt, and Terry King...