Word: quickly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Midfielder Alan Timberlake bulled his way past four opponents in front of the goal seconds late to score the fourth Crimson tally. Jim Kilbreth closed the quarter -- Harvard's most productive period of the season on offense -- with a quick shot from the right side with less than a minute...
...Crimson grabbed a quick lead when fly-half John Dickinson drop-kicked a 30-yard penalty goal in the first three minutes. A minute later he pounced over the line with middle-of-the-back Sione Tuppouniua for an unconverted try that put the Harvards ahead...
...week shake-up with the third Varsity, the reseated JV (Bow, Phil Tonks; No. 2 A1 Keith; No. 3 Bill Endicott; No. 4 Fred Fisher; No. 5 Tom Hodges; No. 6 Bob Baker; No. 7 Vidar Jorgenson; Stroke, Garrett Olmstead; Cox, Bill Terranova) jumped off the line to a quick one-length lead...
After an unassisted goal by Timberlake two minutes into the third quarter, Cornell took over the action and dominated play for the rest of the period, scoring four times. Two quick tallies at the beginning of the fourth period spelled disaster for Harvard, and broke the Crimson's try for an upset...
Administration economists were quick to blame the poor G.N.P. showing on the high, but not dangerous, inventories. Unlike 1961, when they had to be liquidated with a loss, the current stock piles are being gradually sold off. Mean while, unemployment is a small 3.6% of the labor force, and industrial production rose in March to end a two-month decline. Certain that the mood represented by rising sales would continue on into summer, Washington economists reaffirmed the forecast they made in January. After a slow first half, they said confidently, 1967 will end with a strong second-half finish...