Word: rans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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John McMahon, Brown's sophomore quarterback, ran for a three-yard score and passed to Chip Filak for the second Bruin touchdown. The Cornell ground attack, which grinded out 248 yards, kept Brown in poor field position for most of the afternoon...
...tall heavy-set man with hazel eyes and a placid face gazed around the Law School Forum, casually ran his fingers through his curly brown hair, and began to talk. For 15 minutes he quipped about being president of the Washington Redskins and about being called "one of the fellows" by inmates of the Atlanta Penitentiary...
Almost to a man, they ran their best races; their finish ahead of the other seven Ivy schools made them the 1966 Ivy League Champions. They avenged their early-season loss to Brown, which finished fourth. And Doug Hardin, Bob Stempson, Captain Jim Baker, and Jim Smith earned four of the twelve positions on the All-Ivy team...
...this feeling but most of it stems from the Civil Rights Movement. Last summer the traditionally Democratic working-people of Chicago swore not to forget how, as they saw it, The Rev. Martin Luther King and the Chicago Freedom Movement, under the protection of Mayor Daley's police force, ran roughshod over their front lawns. Mayor Daley did everything within his power to prevent the open housing demonstrations, but he and the other Democrats are somehow being held accountable for the "White Humiliation" these people feel they suffered at the hands of Civil Rights marchers. The backlash is even...
Ever since losing to the Bruins, 22-33, last month, the Crimson harriers have been on a rampage. They blanked strong Cornell and mediocre Dartmouth, wallopped powerful squads from Yale and Princeton, and just Tuesday ran away with the G.B.C. title...