Word: seeds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...have several. One of the favorites is that Fidel Castro, having unearthed a CIA plot to assassinate him, sent four teams of killers to the U.S.-one of them including Oswald-to get Kennedy in retaliation. Another, less incredible, conjecture holds that Shaw and others merely planted the seed of the assassination idea in Oswald; such encouragement would be enough to justify conspiracy charges under Louisiana...
...Harvard, seeded eight after its 10-11 Division I record, is pitted against the top seed. Boston University, B.U. has not lost a game against Eastern college opposition all year, and the Terriers have topped the Crimson twice...
Stapleton drew Clay Hamlin, Penn's top player, in his first match, and lost 3-0. Hall's opening match was against the tournament's seventh seed, Princeton's Nik Kourides. The Crimson senior led 14-9 in the second game before losing...
...semi-finals today if he beats Chris Keidel of Penn and the winner of the match between Chris Gadsden (Yale) and Bob Hellerson (Dennison). Gonzalez's path will be tougher. After an easy match with Bill Crane of Williams he will meet Navy's Scott Ryan, the number two seed and the only collegiate player ever to defeat Nayar...
...Arena Tournament revealed the Crimson's inability to win a big game, and then one-goal losses to B.C. and Northeastern plunged Harvard to depths from which it is still struggling. Meanwhile B.C. took off, and was a clear choice for third seed in the ECAC's. Yale upset Cornell and avoided being upset in later games. The Elis will be the fourth home team if they beat Harvard tonight, fifth if they don't. St. Lawrence and Clarkson kept plugging away up there in the woods: The Larries will be fourth or fifth; the Golden Knights sixth. Brown found...