Word: win
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...Crimson's lone win came from Co-Captain Kathy Mulvehal, who lost the first set to Lene Holm Larsen, 6-4, but rallied to capture the final two sets...
...Cameron had the tough job of filling Cole's wrestling shoes. He dropped two matches, but flew home with a 9-6 win over a Wilkes' wrestler...
...NOTEBOOK: Dartmouth claimed a share of the 1988 Ivy League title last year in Briggs Cage on March 8. The Big Green's 72-65 win denied the Crimson the unidisputed crown. Then-freshman Nicole Hager pumped in 17 points in that game, but Harvard lost at the foul line, converting only...
...poor. To begin with, the White House would have to retain all 45 Republican votes. It might do so, but with difficulty; at least some Republicans are likely to be torn between party loyalty and their dislike of Tower. Then, presuming all 100 Senators voted, Bush would have to win over at least five Democrats to produce a 50-50 tie, which Vice President Quayle could break in Tower's favor. That also looks like a long shot. Aides at week's end could produce the names of only three or four Democratic Senators susceptible to conversion. Besides Tower...
That such a notorious white supremacist could run and win under the G.O.P. banner was especially embarrassing to Lee Atwater, chairman of the Republican National Committee. Atwater has embarked on a campaign to broaden his party by attracting more blacks. He derided Duke as "a pretender, a charlatan and a political opportunist" who turned Republican shortly before the special election primary on Jan. 21. Duke finished first in a seven-candidate field...