Word: penns
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...victory over Penn was not surprising as the Quakers have the weakest team in the Ivy League, with only a single victory in their last 28 contests...
...Although Penn is ranked as the weakest team in the Ivy League, the Crimson has shown little in its last two matches. Penn has won only a single meet in its last 27 and can be expected to bow again...
...face of it, Syracuse looks too strong for the Crimson, but upset victories over Cornell and Penn have shown that this year's varsity is nothing if not unpredictable. Shooting of about the sort that defeated Penn would be a prerequisite for a Crimson win tonight, as well as a tight defense that can manage to slow down the Orange...
...Pittsburgh's fashionable Hotel William Penn ballroom one night last week, the city's 88-piece symphony orchestra, one of the best in the U.S., became for a little while a gay and lilting dance band. Waltzing to Strauss's Tales from the Vienna Woods, and applauding from the $100 boxes were civic and business leaders of Pittsburgh and their wives. The occasion was the TIME of Your LIFE Ball...
...adding Charles Morse's shares to the 100,000 shares already owned by his Penn-Texas Corp., Silberstein will boost his holdings to 12% of the 1,219,730 shares outstanding, and cut the Morse family-management holdings down to 27%. To get his own directors on the Fairbanks, Morse board, Silberstein said he hopes to get the support of "other substantial stockholders." However, if the Canadian Locomotive deal goes through, and the new shares line up on the Morse side as expected, the Morse family will have some 35%-working control-of its own company. But Silberstein hopes...