Word: move
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Fred Vinton and Jorge Lemann, the fourth and fifth singles men, will not be making the trip for the varsity. Thus, Bill Wood will move up to fourth position, with Jim Cameron and Laurie Pratt playing fifth and sixth. Captain Ned Weld, Bob Bowditch, and Tim Gallwey remain in the first three slots...
...second halt was almost totally one-sided. While the Engineers were buoyed by the knowledge that they, at least, could move the ball, the Crimson often seemed to be going through the motions, waiting for a bad afternoon...
Council members seemed cautious about what one termed "the dangerous precedent of interference" which such a move would entail. One member even called it "a slap in the face of Mr. Burke." Dustin M. Burke '52 is the director of Student Employment...
...your editorial "Sports on the Cuff," you mentioned that the Harvard Athletic Association had dropped lacrosse as a Varsity sport and that the object of this move was to make athletics, in general, self-supporting through endowment earnings...
...beginning and steadily widened its advantage. After 30 strokes it already was a length in front of Cornell and M.I.T. Rowing a solid 31 strokes per minute, Tony Goodman's crew had open water on Cornell at the Mass. Ave. bridge when the Big Red started to make its move three-quarters of a mile from the finish. All it was able to do, however, was leave Tech further behind as the Crimson eight stayed ahead while keeping to its low stroke...