Word: silver
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Harvard assistant coach Harold Miroff had expected the diving to be a tough place to earn points, and he was right. Ken Light, Cornell's excellent sophomore diver, was first at both heights. Teammates Tim Millhiser and Matt Leone picked up third-place points. Dave Silver, who is doing a good job of filling the shoes of Bill Murphy, earned seconds in both the one-meter and three-meter to prevent Cornell sweeps...
Died. Don Carlos de Beistegui, 75, Spanish playboy and jet set superhost; of a heart disease; in Montfort-l'Amaury, France. Heir to ever-producing Mexican silver mines, Beistegui squandered fortunes on incredibly lavish parties -most notably in 1951, when at a cost of $750,000 he restored Venice's 89-room Palazzo Labia, gilded it with an estimated $3,000,000 worth of period trappings, then treated 1,500 friends to a stupendous all-night bash...
...rest of Cornell's strength is in the dives, Senior Tim Millhiser, sophomore Ken Light, and junior Matt Leone are all good With the home advantage. they are slightly favored over Harvard's excellent trio of Dave Silver. Tom Wallace, and Dick Eisenberg...
...more breadlike, so that it can be broken and shared by priests and people in a more vivid re-enactment of the Last Supper. The wine may be drunk directly from the chalice, sipped from a spoon, taken by "induction" (dipping the bread in wine), or even sipped through silver straws...
...Crimson dominated the diving without too much trouble. Dave Silver and Dick Eisenberg swept the one-meter competition, and since Columbia has only one diver, the three-meter event was canceled. Harvard thereby missed its chance to break its record for points in a meet...