Word: penns
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...shouldn't have much trouble with Penn," says swimming coach Hal Ulen, but for the meet at Dartmouth, "The place is sold out--it's the death cry." Pennsylvania invades the Blockhouse pool at 8:30 tonight; the Green danger awaits the Crimson in Hanover at 2 p.m. Monday...
...coffee and opening the first of hundreds of Viennese coffeehouses. Charles II of England called coffeehouses "seminaries of sedition," and in France they were just that. Rousseau, Voltaire, Robespierre, Marat and Danton all frequented coffeehouses, and from one of them, the attack on the Bastille was launched. William Penn loved the stuff so that he paid $4.68 a Ib. for it. Upton Sinclair, on the other hand, hated coffee SO deeply that when Harry (Tramping on Life) Kemp was about to move out with Sinclair's first wife, the aggrieved husband, according to Kemp, found her percolator and thrust...
Last week Fine, Owlett, State Chairman M. Harvey Taylor and other big shots in Pennsylvania Republicanism (but not Duff) gathered in Philadelphia's Penn Sheraton Hotel to pick a candidate for governor. After 3½ hours, they announced their choice: portly, thunderous Lloyd Wood. In Washington, Big Red acted pleased and allowed, "His candidacy is agreeable to me in every...
Sobo is noted as a strict tactician, and a keen student of gridiron techniques--both in offense and defuse. He did not reveal what offense he would use at Penn, but it is expected that he will continue the pattern set by Munger, a single wing, with a few mixtures...
After the game the squad elected Frederick Snow Nicholas, Jr., of Malvern, Penn., and Wigglesworth Hall, as its new captain...