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...Like a Heathen God." They spent much of the evening looking at portraits of Bernard's ancestors. One was "a man with a fat smiley face and a red ribbon . . . My great uncle Ambrose Fudge said Bernard carelessly ... He was really the Sinister son of Queen Victoria. Not really cried Ethel in excited tones but what does that mean. Well I dont quite know said Bernard Clark ... but I mean to find...
Debonair Al Smiley, ex-partner of Mobster "Bugsy" Siegel, inspected Kefauver contemptuously. He refused to explain why, after Siegel's untimely death, a Houston man had asked him to come down to Texas, and why Smiley had shuttled back & forth between Houston and the Beverly Club, the gambling casino near New Orleans controlled by New York's Frank Costello. Smiley's reward for these questionable services was "a small piece of property." What kind of property? "Well, it may have had a few oil wells on it/' said Al, and departed with curled...
Captain George Clendon led the Green, with Stan Smiley of Dartmouth and Dave Gregory of the Crimson battling neck and neck to the finish. Ellie Noyes, Dartmouth coach, was impressed by the courageous running of Harvard's captain John Pankey...
...Smiley's winning time for the four-mile game was 21:17.4 Dave Gregory, Dave Airna and Dick Waitc finished in a triple for second place with the time of . Capitan John Pankey and Paul Judy came in 13 and 15 seconds later, respectively, followed by Tom Kelley and Jim Daniell of Dartmouth. Al Master, publishing ninth, did not rack up points, it displaced the Green's other two runners...
Everyone ran better than ever before, as the times prove," Mikkola stated. Although Smiley was well in front of the last Harvard's barriers showed better them running than in their first five men this 15 seconds of each other. There are very few time gaps after that between Smiley and the Crimson's first three finishers...