Word: weighted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...drove the length of the field in the closing seconds to shock Yale and tie for the Ivy title. In his senior year, they beat the Elis at the Yale Bowl to win it outright. On track, he threw the discus, the shot, the hammer and the 35-lb. weight. The field contingent of the track team, in the Jiggetts days, was simply devastating. You just couldn't beat...
...high as I could go at Burke, I wasn't going to ever be better than some of those people. I'd given serious skiing a shot there. It's funny, though as I go down the course now I always feel off balance, out of control, like my weight is on my inside ski. But I'm finishing closer behind the same people that were ahead of me when I was at Burke, I guess they've all slowed down," she laughs...
...pound weight--1. Pellegrini (P) 59-10; 2. Lenz (H) 57-1; 3. Ball (H) 55-9; 4. Rostomily...
...matmen first took on Cornell--which emerged from the weekend second overall in the Ivy League--but were hampered by a slow start. In the three lowest weight classes, Paul Widerman, Rick Keith and Bill Mulvihill--the latter competing with a very sore knee--fell to strong opponents from Ithaca...
...took an approach entirely different from Newton. The 17th century master had noted what seemed to be a remarkable coincidence: gravity acted in the same way on all bodies, regardless of their mass. That could be shown by an apocryphal experiment of Galileo's in which objects of different weight dropped from the Tower of Pisa were said to strike the ground at virtually the same instant (any difference being due to air resistance). Einstein offered an explanation. Acceleration caused by gravity, he said, is indistinguishable from that caused by other forces. I That proposition is Einstein's 1 principle...