Word: players
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Prospects for the basketball squad indicate that the quintet will at least improve its low standing from last year and may finish near the first division of the Ivy League, perhaps in fourth or fifth place. The trouble is that almost every single outstanding player of the seven other teams will be back this season to plague the Crimson...
...prove just how demanding modern football is, both physically and mentally, Caldwell will review with the Princeton team, movies of today's game, giving each player a grade for his performance. Like Princeton's academic grading system, the marks will range from 1 (excellent) to 7 (failing...
Walt Stahura, who probably will not see action against Princeton tomorrow, is the only Crimson player who appears in Ivy League statistics. The 178-pound halfback figures in all Ivy statistical divisions except forward passing...
Princeton, the East's only major college football team which still is undefeated, doesn't have a single star player but manages to come up with a new star nearly every week...
...Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London, Britain's trigger-tempered maestro, Sir Thomas Beecham, an irascible 77, soothed himself by trying to make music on a sheng, an old wind that few modern Chinese blow good. The cluster of fluty pipes had been presented to Beecham, himself no mean player of the piano and trombone, by touring orchestra members of Red China's Variety Theater...