Word: winner
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...disagreement with the draft law forced him into temporary retirement. Each fighter will take home $850,000 or 32.5% of closed-circuit TV revenue and ancillary rights, whichever comes to more. Last time, they cut up a record $5 million purse. This time, the biggest prize for the winner will be the chance to challenge Foreman. The loser is likely to pass into frustrated retirement...
...loyalty to whoever was Commander in Chief. Then in 1972, after retiring, I still hadn't decided which if either party I would affiliate with." He has spoken with emissaries of both, but in a state where the Senate's Strom Thurmond is the only consistent Republican winner, most political observers doubt that Westmoreland will choose the G.O.P. Lately he has spoken vaguely of running as a "citizen's candidate...
...basketball team at California's Long Beach State College was floundering when Jerry Tarkanian was hired as coach six years ago. But Tarkanian knew just what to do about the situation. With impressive speed he recruited new talent and turned out a winner his first season. Last spring, when Tarkanian departed for the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, he left behind one of the top teams in the nation...
With the Crimson's hopes resting on a stacked mile relay team of Rick Buckley, John Maggio, 600 winner Joel Peters and Nick Leone, Harvard smelled its seventh consecutive indoor...
First came word on Tuesday that Kenneth J. Arrow, professor of Economics and winner of the 1972 Nobel Prize for Economics, was "very interested" in a professorship recently offered to him by Stanford University...