Word: tim
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Further demoralization of the Yale line came when tackle Tim Jones wrenched a knee. Whether Jones and quarterback Dick Winterbauer, out with a virus infection, will face the Crimson line Saturday will not be determined until the middle of this week...
Filling out the team's strength are Howard Katz, Dave Claus, George Monk, Tim Walker, Lee Barnes, John Demos, Bob Brown, and Herb Parsons...
...Christmas: "Tiny Tim is a weed...
...stop arguing so noisily on the steps. Nevertheless, Camus is an honest, deeply intelligent man of near genius, who has tried to restate basic Christian morality in terms acceptable to an atheist, e.g., the Christian habit and virtue of pity. This may be a little like weeping for Tiny Tim while refusing to believe in Dickens. But U.S. readers, or at least those who have not taken their philosophy with Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, will find a troubling power in Camus' negative thinking, a disturbing spiritual autobiography and what Camus himself calls the description "of an intellectual malady...
...celebrated Biddies. Most of the book is about her father. Colonel Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, a punch-and-judo-throwing millionaire who led fully as strenuous a life as his good friend Teddy Roosevelt. As an amateur boxer, the bald, spike-mustached aristocrat fought under the name of "Tim O'Biddle." The great Ruby Bob Fitzsimmons called him one of the best amateur fighters he ever saw. In 1908 he went four roughhouse rounds with Philadelphia Jack O'Brien. About that time, Biddle took over a Bible class, started a movement called Athletic Christianity that soon won some...