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And so Mike Ernst and Ted Polich and Steve Ernst and Will Saleeby carried the ball the rest of the way. Jim Callinan rested on the sidelines. In the two-and-a-half quarters he saw action, Harvard's single-season rushing leader also managed to catch six passes for...
At Caernarvon, where Charles was vested as Prince of Wales in 1969 by his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, the couple rested on two slate chairs in the castle courtyard. Overhead, the skies added their own dramatic greeting, going from sun to inky storm clouds, to rain and, finally, at dusk...
Harvard, on the other hand, has made a habit of blowing lesser teams out of the water, often by ten-goal margins. In big games the Crimson have not shown the necessary poise, however, losing twice to Brown earlier in the season after a well-played first half. Sunday's...
With a 12-1 halftime lead Pike rested goalie Richard Reid, who conceded, "It wasn't too tough out there." But even Harvard's second-string defense proved stingy, allowing the Williams offense few scoring opportunities.
Most elderly Americans traditionally believe that security in their later years rested on a three-legged stool of Social Security, private pensions and savings. An average retired couple has an income of about $14,700 per year, of which 33% comes from Social Security, 13% from private pensions and 17.5...