Word: winner
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...Harvard-Radcliffe Sons of Liberty proposed an alternative reading list for the course in the leaflet, including selections from H.A. Hayek, Nobel Prize winner for Economics...
Part of what is hobbling Joe is his team. As recently as last year, Namath's spot in the passing pocket was secure. No more. He has been sacked more often than any other quarterback. The Jets are also dead last in defense. Furthermore, Coach Charley Winner has made almost no moves to vary his offense or bring along a back-up quarterback. So Joe is out there Sunday after Sunday, limping for his life. "I'd like to say it can't get any worse," he says, "but I am not really sure...
More than anything else, last Saturday's victory at Providence was engineered by a confident, well-coached, and classy football team, another in a long line of teams from Harvard that weren't the most talented the world has ever seen, but which had the mind of a winner...
Football heroes and great football games come and go, but coach Joe Restic is always around, and always a winner. The 1975 football season appears to have boiled down to one meteoric clash again, but it might not have were it not for Restic's minor miracle-working. The game against Yale today is not the key to a successful season for Harvard, though it could go a long way toward making it a memorable...
...covering about 6000 workers. Including elections where only one union and the no union alternatives were on the ballot, the Teamsters have 96 wins covering about 12,000 workers and the UFW has 154 covering about 14,000 workers. The no union option was the winner at 13 ranches employing about 1600 workers. Elections at 36 ranches where about 8500 farmworkers have voted remain challenged while the CALRB tries to settle disputes over allegedly invalid ballots...