Word: throws
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...mind hope's curious tendency to spring eternal, it must be admitted that Harvard does indeed have a chance to win the GBL. The Crimson hitters, notably Joe O'Donnell, Dan Hootstein, and Tom Bilodeau, have come to life, and if John Scott and Jim McCandlish don't throw their arms off, Harvard could begin to look a little more like last year's GBL and EIBL titleholders...
...tenth inning. Army's Gene Atkinson then blasted a triple to right field and Bob Fazen lofted a foul behind first base. Harvard's Joe O'Donnell, running hard, took the ball with his back to the plate and hesitated as Atkinson broke for home. O'Donnell's throw bounded in front of Crimson catcher Gary Miller and Atkinson scored...
John Bakkensen set another meet mark with a 174 ft., 9 1/2 in. discus throw. Bakkensen's shadow Bill Pfeiffer once again took second place...
...Crimson's mile relay squad won in 3:16.6, and the sprint foursome topped the Elis with a 0:42.0 clocking. Dependable Art Croasdale took first in the hammer throw with a 178 ft., 6 1/2 in, toss...
Smart horsemen knew the odds were odd. "Four white feet and white on the nose, knock them in the head and throw them to the crows," goes an old mule traders' saying. Bold Lad was white everywhere. Superstition aside, he had been laid up all winter with painful splints on his shinbones. What's more, he had never won a race longer than a mile- and the Derby is 1¼ mi. Before his horse ever got out of the walking ring, Jockey Hartack had a feeling that he was in trouble. "He wasn't reacting very...