Word: phils
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Crimson weight-tossers swept that event, with Tom White's 48 ft., 4 in. heave to a now meet record, closely fellowed by Phil Zeigler and Bob Fisher, or "Fisher '43," as Jaakko calls him, in that order...
...most interesting things to see," remarked Miss Lee, "was a development in American trade unions which went beyond wage negotiations and labor conditions to a consideration of problems of production and control, under Phil Murray and young men like Walter Reuther, who have made themselves production experts in key defense industries...
C.I.O. President Phil Murray this week blamed the scrap brokers. They have hoarded enough scrap to make 2,000,000 tons of steel, said he, to force a break in the price ceiling ($20 a ton at basing point). But the scrap men, from the 250,000 pushcart junkies who collect a ton or so a day to the big brokers who trade 100,000 tons, all say there is no money in scrap at that price. The junkies would rather collect paper, or work in a factory. The classification yards are short of men to sort and bale...
...shot, Dick Pfister finished about an inch behind Yardling Pete Garland, whose best put was 46 feet, 93/8 inches. Freshman Stu Grover did well in coming in second in the broad jump, and Phil Ziegler got a fourth in the weight throw. John Bunker tied for first in the high jump at 6 feet...
...White, Phil Ziegler, and Jack Fisher are the leading Crimson contenders in the 35-pound weight throw, but Wilcox of Rhode Island State, and Styrna of New Hampshire will be right up there. Perkins from Bowdoin, not Niles Perkins, who broke several records, is also very good. Bob Fisher, Bob Chase, Carl Holter, and Bill Fisher constitute the remainder of the home forces...