Word: winners
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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TIME . . . told the truth about the Louisiana situation [Nov. 24], but it erred in its prediction regarding the outcome of the coming state election in January. It also failed by act of omission to mention the name of the probable winner, the Hon. Robert F. Kennon...
...Every winner except Dudley had to overcome a first half inferiority and the third period proved the crisis in each game. Although defense was necessarily emphasized because of unpracticed offenses, fast breaking and lay-ups in the last half won the games...
Declared ineligible for Varsity competition by the Medical Department, 121-pound Howard H. Schless '46 of Winthrop House and Philadelphia yesterday assumed the duties of Freshman wrestling coach for the 1947-48 season. A letter winner before the war, Schless will take over the post vacated by Jay Thomas...
Then, rounding an icy curve, he slipped, and landed sprawling on his face. Barelegged rivals breezed by, among them Bob Karnes of Kansas U. Near the finish line, Karnes missed a turn, and that finished him. The cause of his lapse: snowblindness. The winner of the queerest cross-country championship on record: 28-year-old Jack Milne of the University of North Carolina. His time-20:41.1-was a new Michigan course record. Said he: "I didn't deserve...
...Calumet Farm's six-year-old gelding, Armed, had been outdistanced by six-year-old Stymie as the leading money winner of all time (TIME, July 28); but he was not forgotten. The Triangle Publications (Daily Racing Form, Morning Telegraph, etc.) named him 1947's Horse-of-the-Year. The voting: Armed 25, Assault 2, Stymie...