Word: questioned
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...however innocent phenylbutazone may be, it is not legal now, and the unanswered question is why Lou Cavalaris, Dancer's Image's competent and indisputably honest trainer, would administer it--knowing that it would show up in the routine urine test administered to all race winners. "There is a good possibility a mistake might have been made," a stunned Fuller said last night. He would not elaborate...
...second question, now irrelevant but still tantalizing, is whether without the "bute", Dancer's Image could still have mustered his stretch charge against the 2-to-1 favorite Forward Pass, who now receives the trophy, the $122,600, and the shot at the Triple Crown. Dancer's Image has been bothered all his life with sore ankles, and if the "bute" did anything, it alleviated the pain which might have prevented him from giving his best effort...
...Derby field was perfectly set up for a horse of his come-from-behind style. At least four of the 14 horses, including Forward Pass, could be counted on to tire each other out in a fight to establish the lead in the mile and one-quarter race. The question in the stretch would simply be whether the late-running Dancer's Image would be able to catch the tiring Forward Pass. It is a tough assignment for any horse; for a sore-ankled champion, tougher still...
...SFAC has reached the Faculty was last February, when President Pusey reported that he could not respond to a SFAC request that Dow recruiters be temporarily kept off campus. The Faculty narrowly voted down the resolution and some members complained that the confusion in having to deal with the question suddenly destroyed the resolution's chances...
...question of whether "Visual and Environmental Studies" or "Architectural Sciences" will be printed on one's degree is not an altogether trivial matter. Many in Arch Sci will graduate having concentrated mostly in Visual Studies now that the two departments are essentially the same. "Architectural Sciences" will misrepresent the nature of their study...