Word: vic
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Died. Eric Portman, 66, commanding figure of British stage and screen for nearly half a century; in Cornwall, England. Broodingly handsome, Portman starred at the Old Vic as early as 1927, and during his career appeared in more than 100 British productions. Americans know him best for his Broadway roles in Separate Tables (1956), O'Neill's A Touch of the Poet (1958) and A Passage to India...
...Crimson in pass interceptions with four, including one in the Cornell game which he ran back 102 yards, and he returned 13 punts for a total of 71 yards. Hurley succeeds Ric Zimmerman and Vic Gatto as winners of the Crocker Award...
Hornblower, who was the only one to win Harvard's Offensive Player of the Week Award twice last year despite the presence of Vic Gatto, is the only member of the original backfield who is starting after the first six games. Frank Champi quit, Steve Harrison displaced John Ballantyne and Gus Crim is injured, as are Scotty Guild and John Lakaska...
...Harvard defense, which is less experienced than the offense, was reason for encouragement though there is still work to be done. Yoviesin was particularly pleased with the play of Gary Farneti, captain John Gramer, Rick Frisbie, and Vic Piotrowski...
...Britain's top labor leader, Vic Feather must try to hold sway over 155 fiercely independent unions that often prefer to behave, as one union boss put it, like "baronies in a kingless kingdom." At Portsmouth, where Feather was elected to a four-year term as head of the Trades Union Congress last month, the barons were flexing their muscles. "The problem is not that we have too many strikes," cried one official, "but that we don't have enough...