Word: woodwards
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...addition to Dean Bender, the committee includes Dean Kerby-Miller of Radcliffe; Professors John II. Finley and Gordon W. Allport; Associate Professors Charles R. Cherington, Albert Guerard, Hugh M. Raup, and Robert B. Woodward; and Assistant Dean Henry S. Dyer as secretary...
...addition to Bender, the Committee on Advising consists of Dean Kerby-Miller of Radcliffe; Professors John H. Finley and Gordon W. Allport; Associate Professors Charles R. Cherington, Albert J. Guerard, Hugh M. Raup, and Robert B. Woodward; and Assistant Dean Henry S Dyer, secretary...
...radio's sins, Woodward has a typically British complaint: "By adding to speech, the BBC has lessened the amount of desirable silence in the world...
Only one American-bred horse was competing in the historic race, first run in 1776: Black Tarquin,* owned by the chairman of New York's Jockey Club, William Woodward. In the Derby, Black Tarquin had finished eighth, and most bettors figured that he lacked staying powers for the mile-and-three-quarters St. Leger. The American colt, ridden by Australian Jockey Edgar Britt, settled down well to the rear, made no move until the stretch. Then, with only two furlongs to go, he put on a brilliant burst of speed to win from Alycidon, an outsider, by a length...
...Owner Woodward was richer by ?15,368 ($61,472), biggest purse in British turf history...