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...early leader, Parnelli Jones-who earned the pole position with a dazzling qualifying speed of 150.370 m.p.h., first time anyone has lapped the 2½-mile track in less than 60 sec.-lost his brakes after 310 miles, wound up seventh. The winner: Indianapolis' own steady, careful Rodger Ward, who also won in 1958, averaged 140.292 m.p.h., enough to set a new race record and collect a well-earned total of $124,515 in prize money...
...Somewhere between 0 and 300" round bottom flasks are missing, according to Rodger W. Griffin, head lab man of the course. But apparently the flasks themselves are worth very little, and the benzophenone, though prepared by the students, was a result of only about one lab period...
...Holt of Oxford will face Harvard captain Fred Howard and Yale leader Jim Stack. No matter who wins, the meet record of 1:51.3 and the Stadium mark of 1:49.8 seem doomed. Mullin should romp in the mile against Oxford's Stephen James (best time 4:05.1) and Rodger Bell...
...Rodger W. Griffin, director of Chem 20 labs, blamed the accidents on "negligence on the student level" during the experiment, the preparation of sulfanilamide from benzene. The lab manual contains a special note warning students that chlorosulfonic acid is strongly corrosive and reacts violently when in contact with water...
...Pinza Bass," and then added over the roars of laughter: "Oh no, that can't be right; that's the name of a fish." She has been known to refer to H.M.S. Pina fore as "everybody's favorite by Gilbert and Solomon," or to announce that "Rodger Hammerstein personally will conduct a number from South Pacific." To anybody familiar with her ways, it is per fectly obvious that when she announces a performance of "that wonderful concerto, the one with the tune," she is referring to Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 in C-Minor...