Word: wente
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Crimson Coach Floyd Wilson went with Johnson and Grate at the guards in the second half, seeking a little more speed to help beat the bothersome Wildcat press. Johnson and Grate--who had spent most of the first half on the bench--responded well, scoring eight points piece, rebounding, and--most importantly--looking for the open man on offense, to give Harvard its best team effort of the year...
Heavyweight Bob Panoff went into his match still suffering from a Thursday ankle sprain. He lost to Cornell's Tom Havens...
...back to a tie. Harvard didn't score another point. Howie Chatterton (167), one of two Harvard winners last week against F&M, was pinned in a third-period cradle by Mike Crandall; and Howie Freedman (177) was overpowered, 14-5, by Big Red co-captain Dick Minekime. Harvard went into its fina two matches trailing, 20-12, and with two injured men waiting on deck...
...episodes Fisher learned about were comical. One Anguillian school had 350 students in a single room. Schools in general were wildly under-staffed. Requisitions for chalk and other supplies were ignored by the officials on St. Kitts, and application forms for British standardized tests--the equivalents of college boards--went untransmitted...
...these sort of professional ballot challengers wanted to challenge it. The way the ballot was printed, it had a perforated slip across the top in which the man would sign his name, which would be torn off to show that he had voted, and that went into the pile of receipts for the ballot, and then you voted on the perforation below and there was no way to identify which perforation came from which ballot. But occasionally a man would sign his name on the ballot and the mark would come down across the perforation, and whenever this happened, someone...