Word: rhode
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Providence, R.I., January 10--Crafty Coney Weliand's shift may not make him as famous as Lou Boudreau yet it is apparently yielding good results. But it almost didn't tonight at the Rhode Island Auditorium as the Crimson barely slipped past Providence College...
Only a narrow belt along the seacoast of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut escaped the minus readings, but night brought temperatures of 10 degrees to that strip...
M.I.T. defeated the varsity sailing team, 2 to 1, in a preliminary Fowle Trophy meet yesterday. Earlier in the day, the Crimson, led by Fred Hoppin and Ace Langworthy, eliminated Rhode Island, and M.I.T., eliminated Boston College from the trophy race...
Rear-Commodore Fred Hoppin will lead the squad in tomorrow's N.E.I.S.A. contest against Amherst, Boston College, and Rhode Island. At the same time, a skilled M.I.T. team, which has twice defeated the Crimson this year, will compete with three other colleges in New London. The twin events precade the elimination bouts for the New England championship...
...fight with Stevenson. Added Prendergast: Stevenson "isn't going to stampede anybody." Two nights later, to underline the Harriman push, Tammany Hall Boss Carmine De Sapio lavishly entertained some 50 Democratic bigwigs from a dozen states, e.g., Missouri's Senator Stuart Symington (not without presidential hopes himself), Rhode Island Governor Dennis Roberts, Pittsburgh Mayor and Democratic Leader David Lawrence. After dinner at Manhattan's "21," De Sapio hustled all his guests off to ringside seats (top price, $40) at the Marciano-Moore heavyweight championship fight in Yankee Stadium...