Word: sportingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...least one fall sport is slated to have spring practice this year, and this time at the request of the players. The captains of both the freshman and varsity soccer squads have indicated that a good percentage of the players on their teams are very enthusiastic about off-season scrimmage...
...largest single college and university activity is sport, and at Cambridge everyone participates. For instance, Tony Lake, this year's Scholar and last year's squash captain at Harvard, is playing rugby for one of the lesser teams, the Trinity Tremendous...
Basketball, which attracts huge crowds, pretty cheerleaders and professional gamblers at other schools, is usually a rather dead sport at Harvard. Last year the team tied for seventh in the Ivy League, and has never won the championship...
...successful appeal to the ladies has meant that bowling alleys can keep making money in daylight hours. Women quickly learn that bowling can be fun straight from the start. Says Harold Vineberg, who runs five establishments in Florida: "I've seen a woman who had never tried any sport get a strike the first time she ever bowled. That's pure luck. But, for that one ball, she is playing as well as the best bowler in the world. You can't get more than a strike. It's a big thrill...
...Bloomfield Hills Country Club-social GHQ of the auto industry elite-the seasonal small talk about football shifted abruptly last week to an even more popular sport: guessing who will be the next president and who the next chairman of General Motors. G.M. itself kicked off the speculation with an intriguing round of promotions among its top officials. Upward bound...