Word: twins
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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After two innings of the twin bill opener. Harvard trailed the Midshipmen 6-0, and things were looking up for the title-bound Navy nine. Though the Crimson pushed across five runs in the final four innings, they were not enough to overcome the bulge. The final was 7.5. Navy, but the momentum of the late Crimson rally carried over into the critical second game...
...American troops. When the French arrived in 1862, Saigon was an unprepossessing village of palm trees and straw shacks. Then homesick planners dreaming of Paris remade her to suit their own visions. Narrow, winding streets were rearranged into the neat geometry of spacious public squares and broad boulevards. A twin-spired cathedral, an opera house, a palace were built to grace the squares. But if Saigon was kept in style by many, she was ultimately possessed by none. Now her latest masters seem intent on making an honest woman of Saigon. They have banned prostitution, dance halls and "acting like...
South Africa's adventurous surgeon Christiaan Barnard startled the scientific world late last year by announcing that he had not only given a patient a new heart but had left most of the old one, still beating, in place (TIME, Dec. 9). Although the world's first twin-heart patient, an engineer named Ivan Taylor, died early in April, Barnard is still satisfied that his surgical spectacular was a success. The death, he explained last week, was not directly related to the operation. Taylor died not because his body rejected the new heart but as a result...
...Crimson nine dropped a 3-2 squeaker to Army in the first game of Saturday's twin-bill, and the end of its supremacy in the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League is now in sight...
...Crimson takes on a hapless Brown squad in a double header today on soldiers Field at 1 p.m. while Threadgold goes up to Dartmouth to umpire a twin bill between the Big Green and Yale...