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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Center forward Grey Hodnett, the Crimson's top soccer, may not be able to play today because of an old back injury, aggravated in the Dartmouth loss. Godfrey Truslow, Munro's only substitute forward, will spell Hodnett...
...respectively. Toro, although hampered by a leg injury, is still the key play-maker on the team. Weiss with three goals, is tied with center forward Grey Hodnett in scoring. Hank Holmes and Bill Linglebach has been out for two weeks with virus pneumonia and Bill Cowperthwaite will probably spell...
...have another word-stabilization; they feel that the ups and downs under the Democrats have been ironed out. To most economists, neither stabilization nor stagnation properly describes the state of U.S. business. Says Manhattan's National City Bank: "The level course of business appears to be a breathing spell in which the economy is shaking down . . . making price and inventory adjustments, and gathering strength for another rise...
...years of World Series history, only seven clubs had won a four-game series. Now, anyone who doubted that the Giants would be the eighth was careful not to talk out loud. Even a pinch-hit homer by the Indians' veteran castoff, Hank Majeski, did not break the spell. Winning the fourth game, 7-4, was so simple that Leo Durocher did not even bother to call on Dusty Rhodes...
Lost in the spell of decay, few members of the fantastically inbred faculty will fight the system. For they remember one who did. Lowis K. McMillan, exprofessor of History, was fired for writing a book, "Negro Higher Education in the State of South Carolina," which exposed the system for what...