Word: winner
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...Director of Athletics must decide is whether it would be worth risking hiring a coach with some new ideas and a more aggressive recruiting style who has a less desirable character. It may come down to this: Do you hire a Ned Harkness-type who could produce a winner but whose brazenly crude tactics would force the Administration to turn away with shame? Or do you stick with Floyd Wilson and produce losing team after losing team. It is possible to find a middle solution, perhaps...
...loser image. Good basketball players won't come here; they'll go to Princeton and Columbia. And the players who do come--lured by Harvard's prestigious position--will fall victim to the negative enthusiasm of Harvard basketball fans. It seems to me that Harvard will not produce a winner while Floyd Wilson is coach. Whether victory should be sacrificed to the development of young men's characters is a hugely complex and difficult question. But it is one which must be confronted...
...hours, one of the GT40s pulled into the pits with transmission troubles, the other retired eleven hours later with a damaged fuel system. From that point on, it was a Porsche parade. Averaging 106.7 m.p.h., Britain's Vic Elford in No. 54 took the checkered flag as the winner, in the company of two other Porsches that escorted him across the line...
...Fried Computers. So far, at least, the Carr formula seems to work. Tonka Toys, which he picked up for about $14 a share a year ago, is now being quoted at twice that amount. Another winner, Kentucky Fried Chicken, was acquired by the fund at about $7 per share; it is now selling in the $50s. "We took a lot of ribbing, especially from the East Coast, for adding something called Kentucky Fried Chicken to our portfolio," says Carr. "Had it been called Kentucky Fried Computers it would probably be selling now for 180 times earnings...
Janet Wright '70 of Radcliffe was the meet's only double-winner. She picked up victories in 59-yard freestyle and the 100-yad freestyle and the 100-yard individual medley. Eleanor Thomas '69 and Julie Anderson '71 recorded the other two Radcliffe first. Miss Thomas took the backstroke title while miss Anderson won the 50-yard breaststroke...