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...would have, too, but for a shoe-string tackle from behind at the 16 by a lunging defensive end named Bob Wood. "I didn't even see the guy that tripped me up." Allard said...
...snatched the Governor's seat from Baker's grandfather Howard Sr. ("This is Round 2," quipped an aide to the majority leader), went on to serve three terms and died in 1969. The former Rhodes scholar has countered Baker's hard work with a little shoe leather of his own-literally. Since his campaign began in July 1981, Cooper has worn out three pairs of walking shoes and logged 63,000 miles in his car crisscrossing the district...
This is not the photogenic 29-year-old's first time modeling his running attire. He has appeared in a Puma running shoe advertisement and has been featured on a sweatshirt promoting a popular local running center...
...Lebanon; join the struggle to save Israel. At Princeton the freshmen and sophomores meet each other in a traditional series of games and rope pulls known as Cane Spree, which custom decrees that the freshmen lose. At Gettysburg College, the rituals of getting acquainted are even more folksy: a "shoe scramble" determines who will dance with whom. At Carleton, there is a fried-chicken picnic and square dancing on the grassy area known as the Bald Spot...
...want us to lose it." A new shock from the oil sheiks of the Middle East may also change the terms of alternative energy's economic equation. Says John Shupe of the Hawaii Natural Energy Institute: "We have gone through an oil glut. The next shoe that is dropped in the Middle East can put the U.S. back in a worse position than we were in 1973. The country is no better prepared." Hawaii has made a strenuous effort to see that next time it, at least, will be better prepared...