Word: winners
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Jonathan Daniels of the Raleigh News and Observer deserves to be in any list of Southern editors who have "preached moderation for many years" [March 19]. Nor should the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot-a Pulitzer winner for guiding school desegregation-be overlooked...
...trouble with the night before is the morning after. His bankroll suffers most. In 1961 Doug won five tournaments, was the tour's No. 3 money winner with $57,428. By last year his earnings had melted to $34,474, and going into Florida's Pensacola Open two weeks ago, he had not won a tournament in 23 months. So Daiquiri Doug decided to reform. "I have quit drinking," he announced, "except when I have something to celebrate...
Harvard's best chance for an All-American finalist is senior Danny Mahoney, winner of both the high and low-board dives at the Easterns. Mahoney, however, is starting at a disadvantage; Indiana's five entries include Olympic three-meter diving champ Ken Sitzberger and last year's one-meter titlist, Rick Gilbert. Mahoney tries the low-board tomorrow and the high dive on Saturday...
Yale, headed by last year's double-winner, Steve Clark, has been shooting for the Nationals ever since they got third place in the NCAAs last year. This may be the Eli's last chance for some time to come; although they are gaining Don Schollander from their freshmen team, Yale's depth comes almost entirely from seniors like Clark, Roger Goettsche, Dale Keifer, Ed Townsend, and Dave Lyons...
...teams in the tournament, Harvard finished "around tenth." Columbia won the team title, with N.Y.U. second and Princeton, last year's winner, coming in third...