Word: sport
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...clothing that make skiing easier and skiers better-looking. The simple combination of metal skis and stretch pants was what did it. Now there are some 3,500,000 active skiers in the U.S., spending more than $750 million a year (an average $214 per skier) on their sport...
...unequal match for a piece of flypaper. Goofy was also a dog, but with more human attributes, who introduced each of his maundering reflections with a delicate hiccup. He starred in a series of "how to" films in which he lamentably embarked on the study of every sport from football to horseback riding. After Mickey, the most famous character was, of course, that choleric, put-upon, slap-stuck Donald Duck, easily the most ridiculously funny fellow ever put on film...
Seats for the contest are unreserved, and coupon #7 presented at the gate is sufficient for admission. The game will be televised live on Channel 2's College Sport of the Week...
...genteel customs of England's landed gentry, the bright pink coats of fox hunters at their favorite sport, the corruption of London's gin-swilling slums, all these are just a sampling of the subjects contained in the pictorial encyclopedia of Paul Mellon's private English painting collection. So vast has it grown that just to hang its choicest items, Richmond's Virginia Museum of Fine Arts cleared out all its picture galleries 31 years ago. But for all of Virginia's traditional ties to old England, Loyal Yale Grad Mellon ('29) showed...
...athlete at Harvard is required to participate in a sport to retain his scholarship, he added...