Word: starrs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...quicker than the old AFL. After all, the AFL was knee-deep in pro wrestlers, cowboys, antique Olympians, mystics, and castoff construction workers for a good part of their first five years of existence. Back then, no one thought of tapping Paul Hornung or Bart Starr on the shoulder and asking him if he would be interested in mere cash. These were gods and they were playing in the big leagues. The AFL could buy some rookies, but what made it stand out were the porous pass defenses, jetburner receivers, and well... flakes. You know. Madmen. The unforeseeable. The untamed...
...March, Time Inc. gave all 180 hours of tape recordings and nearly 800,000 words of transcripts to the Oral History Collection of Columbia University. In announcing the acquisition of the material, Director Louis Starr said that the Khrushchev archive "is the most voluminous body of material by a foreign memoirist" in the collection. A team of experts at Columbia is now cataloguing the tapes and indexing the transcripts, which will be available for scholarly research...
...after Cummins lets loose his speared salvos, the Big Green attack formation will be without a vanguard. Coach Edgar Stowell's field men should outflank Dartmouth in every other event, possibly excepting the discus, which Dartmouth's Don Starr has been throwing with increasing ability...
...Starr and Cummins together wouldn't be able to make up for what Dartmouth Coach Ken Weinbel yesterday called a "not so strong jumping line-up." Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace and Mel Embree, both plagued with an overloaded schedule, should be able to take a breather against the Big Green leaping corps...
...took Harvard a period to get untracked last night in Starr Rink, but when it finally did, it outscored the Red Raiders, 7-2, in the final two periods to take a wild 8-6 victory...