Word: winning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...somewhat easier. For example, Princeton plays Columbia. Both teams lost last week, but the Lions haven't stopped the Tigers since 1945 and, anyway, Princeton is now ready to mount its Ivy title race. Marty Domres will spend the afternoon on his backside and the Tigers will win handily...
Last Saturday, Dartmouth displayed itself as a definite Ivy contender with a convincing win over New Hampshire. It's unlikely the Holy Cross Crusaders can get high enough, even on Homecoming Day, to avenge the opening loss to Harvard by stomping Bob Blackman's Big Green. 28-7 may be restrained...
Finally, Harvard, Bucknell lost to Penn in its opener last Saturday. Harvard beat Holy Cross. If the Crimson offensive line can hold firm long enough for George Lalich and Pete Varney to connect on some passes, Harvard will win its second game. As my father's son, I pick Harvard...
...meets. The scramble of the last seven for two places can underline the differences among team members. But as soon as the squad is selected, the captain and top runners take the lead in smoothing over bitter rivalries; if the team is going to complete the season undefeated and win a few championships besides, diversity and internal competitiveness have to meld into a co-ordinated effort...
...people in the Department of Defense never gave a damn about it [CBW]," Watson said in the interview, "it becomes dangerous with a suspicious, hostile military who are losing a war, so will try it [CBW] to win...