Word: phils
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...nearly so well known in Oregon as McKay, Phil Hitchcock nevertheless has a wide acquaintanceship built up through his work for the college and the Presbyterian Church, his fraternal (Kiwanis, Masons) activities and two terms in the state senate. Now he is moving across the state in a small plane lent him by his brother Maurice, a White Swan, Wash. sawmill owner, making as many as 14 appearances...
Other possible Crimson point-producers are Pete Harpel in the hammer, miler Phil Williams, Ed Carter in the low hurdles, Norm Bruck in the dashes, Dave Norris in the two-mile, and Chris Angermeyer in the javelin...
Before yesterday's outburst the Crimson's best was eight blows, against Princeton and Columbia. Although only three hits were for extra bases, doubles by Tom Bergantino and Dick Fisher, and a triple by Phil Haughey, the nine's attack was quite effective. It bunched five hits in each of its two productive innings...
...publisher of this influential newspaper, the Washington Post's Phil Graham realizes his great power and responsibility and aims higher with dreams of greatness, independence and institutionalism for his paper. To further this lofty and noble purpose, he hires Herblock to defame the President as a perplexed boob, the Secretary of State as a smug humbler, the Defense Secretary as a predatory capitalist and the Vice President as a bestial figure crawling out of the sewer...
...made in the newspaper field. However, we would like to challenge the statement: "To this day the Post runs 15 syndicated columns . . . more than any other U.S. paper." The Miami Herald is publishing 30 syndicated columns, twice the number the Post is now publishing. I am sure that Phil Graham will not mind relinquishing this record to his beloved Miami...