Word: sported
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...modern and what is art, Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art has had shows on the design of everything from classic cars to Japanese houses, from geodesic domes to Inca sacrificial knives. This week the museum turns its attention to as surprising a subject as any: design for sport...
Though both teams were undefeated in EITL play going into the match, Princeton simply had too much for Harvard. At first and second singles the Tigers sport two of the East's best collegiate players Drayton, Nabers and Herb Fitzgibbon. Although matches further down the ladder wore generally closer, Princeton was too strong to be seriously challenged...
...posters. He rises at 10 a.m., has his daily Turkish bath and, in winter, jogs around his property wearing three sweaters and an overcoat. He has taken up skiing, and he falls all over the slopes like a six-year-old, but he is trying hard to conquer the sport. In warm weather, he plays tennis and does calisthenics every day on the lawn. Sometimes he sips bourbon, which he once called "the only good thing America produces," but he never smokes and will not permit visitors to light up in his presence...
Yovicsin himself saw little future for the sport as a football substitute in the Ivies, as "we're on the way up now and getting better every year. The trend is back to football," he indicated...
...Olde lacrosse team (which ancient sport was played even before the '49 gold rush) also looks very strong. Coach James Lentz feels that "this is the best defensive unit I've ever had." However, he says it's not "the" best team he's ever...