Word: sixths
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...results of the 200-yard freestyle event which followed again spoke to Harvard's depth. Wrenshall placed second, Martin placed right on his heels in third, Samuel finished fifth, Waters claimed sixth and Kurmakov came in eight. Not only did Harvard claim most of the top eight, but it also swam for the key top 16 points. Junior Jan Sibbersen was 10th, Rosen 11th, junior Brian Swinteck 14th, sophomore Chris Park 15th and sophomore Dan Barnes 16th to round out the places...
...most crowded with Harvard swimmers in the results for the 500-yard freestyle. Martin won with 4:26.71, and he was followed by Sirringhaus in second, Cadman in third, Oren in fourth, sophomore Michael Graves in sixth, Wrenshall in seventh and sophomore Tjin Ding Thum in eight. They were all complemented by important finishes by Sibbersen in 10th, freshman Ben Hanley in 11th, Barnes in 12th and freshman Michael Sabala in 14th. When the competitive dual meets begin later in the season, the men will be well off with such incredible depth in each event...
Harvard, led by sophomore Camila McLean, who finished second with a score of 503.20 in the one-meter diving competition, also placed divers in third, fourth, fifth, sixth and eighth, as it thoroughly destroyed the competition...
...from the government's case" by proving that the Internet is more competitive than ever. As soon as the feds finish their case, Neukom's team will ask Judge Jackson--one more time--for summary dismissal. Said David Boies, the Department of Justice's lead attorney: "[That's] the sixth time that Microsoft has pronounced the government's case dead...
Morgan issued stocks and bonds for railroads (think of them as you would software companies today), brokered deals among them and dominated their boards. He recapitalized so many bankrupt railroads--Morganized them, as wits said--that by the 1890s he controlled one-sixth of America's railway system...