Word: miller
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard boosted its lead to 5-0 midway through the third period when Bulldog defenseman Dwight Miller took a nice setup by Harvard's Don Grimble and bulleted a 20-footer into the far corner of his own goal...
...judge who granted Miller the habeas hearing in 1963 had ordered him released or retried, but the state won a reversal in a U.S. appellate court. Last week the Supreme Court reversed that reversal: Miller must be freed or retried. Said Justice Stewart: "More than 30 years ago, this court held that the 14th Amendment cannot tolerate a state criminal conviction obtained by the knowing use of false evidence. There has been no deviation from that principle. There can be no retreat...
...Miller tried twice and failed. Coleman's leap had won the meet for the Crimson freshmen, 58 1/2-58, and it had preserved the squad's unblemished record for the year at 7-0, a mark which includes a victory in the Greater Boston Intercollegiate championship...
Nearly everyone in Yale's Coxe Cage had gathered around the pit where Coleman and Princeton jumper John Miller were about to decide last Friday's Big Three freshman championship in the meet's final event. Yale was out of it. In fact, everyone was out of it except Miller and Coleman...
Coleman had never cleared 6 ft. 1 in. until the Exeter meet a week before. Now, he had bounded over 6 ft. 3 in. on his first try and it seemed he had victory until Miller surprisingly duplicated the feat. Both had missed on their first attempts at 6 ft. 4 in. and Coleman was ready to try again...