Word: thompson
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Crimson victory was the meet impressive, but who's to say the Tigers vote running all out? Allen, in third place, was the top Harvard finisher in the Quaker-Lion meet, while Andreini, in fourth place behind Penn's Radcliffe Thompson, was the low scorer for the Tigers...
...teammates, even to his few close friends Koufax's aloofness is often downright annoying. "Imagine," says Dodger Catcher John Roseboro, "being goodlooking, well-off, single-and still so cool. I know guys who would be raising all kinds of hell on those stakes." Dodger Vice President Fresco Thompson considers him a heretic. "I don't think he likes baseball," mutters Thompson. "What kind of a line is he drawing anyway-between himself and the world, between himself and the team...
Junior lineman Dick Kelley considers this year's Leverett squad as good as last year's undefeated champs. Only two men have been lost through graduation. Leverett relies on an all-junior backfield of Steve Ekdahl, Jim Powell, Jim Thompson and Steve Maynard. Powell is very fast in the open field...
Running on their home course, Bennett Flax and Bob Conway wrested the lead from the Crimson's Walt Hewlett early in the race and strolled across the finish line together. Jim Baker and Dave Allen took third and fourth for Harvard with Penn's Radclyffe Thompson fifth...
Penn has Radclyffe Thompson, Ed Pokornoy, and some sophomores who pushed Jim Baker in last year's freshman meet. The combination should be enough to insure the Quakers second place...