Word: winner
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...final act comes in Worcester in two weeks, where Harvard is the defending champion. Traditionally, the winner of the Goldwaithe Cup also cops the Eastern Sprints crown, but Harvard reversed that trend last year with a strong showing at Worcester after having lost to Yale earlier...
...after five innings in Anaheim, the Red Son rallied for a 10-9 win over the Angels yesterday. Rick Miller started the rally with a three-run homer in the sixth, and Jerry Remy knocked in the tying run with a seventh-inning double and singled home the game-winner in the top of the ninth...
...squads established the inside game early as spikes by sophomore Jon Ross and Princeton's Peter Norman accounted for a 3-3 deadlock. But three wild Tiger spikes and a moving violation enabled Harvard to put together a 6-0 run and a 9-3 lead. Ross's service winner and the intimidating blocking by the duo of Nadkarni and senior Mark Chang stretched the Crimson advantage to 12-5 before Norman brought the Tigers back to within four...
...trounced by Warren G. Harding. The Republicans had equally bad luck with the choice they made at the Cow Palace in 1964: Barry Goldwater. This time 5,242 delegates and alternates, along with some 20,000 members of the press and campaign staffers, will see if a winner can be picked at the nearly two-year-old Moscone Convention Center. The weeklong party, scheduled to begin July 16, 1984, will cost the city nearly $8 million and will bring in more than $36 million, according to the estimates of city officials...
...sweepstakes emerges. At the high end of the market, the size and savvy of Merrill Lynch make it a good bet. And since Sears faces less competition for middle-class investors, it also looks like a strong contender. The American consumer, though, may turn out to be the real winner. -By Alexander L. Taylor...