Word: walts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Crimson to win, Walt Hewlett must turn in his fourth straight first place and Dave Alien, Smith, and Chiappa--if he runs--must finish in the first eight to offset the Harvard injuries...
...start against Cornell, John Dockerey will' open at right half, and Walt Grant at left half. But if Dockery plays on offense, the Crimson is going to be pinched badly for pass defenders. Bilodeau and Dockery started at safety last week and they are considered the top deep...
With McCluskey sound again, Harvard would have a running backfield with four potential touchdown threats: Pat Conway, the team's leading rusher, Walt Grant, number one runner last year, and Dave Poe, who returns to the lineup this week. Also back off the injured list is starting end Ken Boyda...
...Walt Howlett, for the third week in a row, won the race, finishing a full 0:21 ahead of Brown co-captains Vic Boog and Bob Rothenberg. A full minute back in fourth place was Dave Allen, followed by Bruin Bill Kinsella and Jim Smith. Then came Baglow, 0:01 ahead of Crain, who finished another 0:01 in front of Ogden...
...Fair Lady, in Super Panavision 70 by Warner Bros., opens this month, and next winter Audrey Hepburn will almost certainly be a nominee for an Oscar. But curiously enough, Audrey Hepburn might very well lose the Oscar - to Julie Andrews. In Walt Disney's Mary Poppins, Julie has just opened to flat-out raves in New York and Los Angeles (TIME, Sept. 18), playing P. L. Travers' classic nanny with a sparkling sweetness that belies the original but also with an inner light that is original in itself...