Word: vaulted
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...contrast to Randall's obscure vaulting origins. Berle began vaulting this year because he wanted to compete in the decathalon and the pole vault is one of the events. Sophomore Spanos took the utilitarian rouse his freshman year of high school...
...mile relay 1 BU 3:18.02, 2. NU 3:21.01, 3. MIT 3:21.41, 4. BC 3:21.87, 5. H 3:24.79; High jump: 1. Saunders (BU) 7-1, 2. HAgle, (BU) 0-0, 3. Hopkins *(NU) 0-0, 4. Sutherland (Tufts) and Colfrey (BC) 0-7. Pole vault: 1 Poullon (Tufts) 15-2. 2. Yates (NU) 14-4, 3. Hutchinson (NU) 14-6. 4 Randall 144 S. Vest...
...improbable comebacks by coming off the bench, and a national championship in 1977 when, by the third game, he was finally the starter to stay. If his rise has been a little jerky to now (after all, a man must keep returning to the bench in order to vault from it again), there is no stopping the legend this time. The sportswriters wonder if he had been confident before the game, if he knew he was going to win, whether he had been afraid, if he had been excited. When exactly in his life had he realized all this might...
Without Dixon and Schuler in the mile, and Randall in the pole vault, Northeastern swept the Crimson in both events. Gus Udo's absence was also felt in the triple jump, where the Huskies took first and second. Despite these losses, the Crimson gave Northeastern all it could handle in the other events...
...credit cards accepted). As proof of the cosmic christening, the registry sends back a star-spangled certificate with the orb's new name inscribed on it, together with charts ocating it in the sky and assurances that the name will be locked up safely in a vault in Switzerland and kept on file forever in the Library of Congress. Says Phylis Mosele, 50, an affable mother of twelve who runs the registry's U.S. branch in Northfield, Ill., with her husband...