Word: chips
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Dave Cairns, nursing a sore leg, has been improving in the mile, and Bill Baker, out from under a thesis, is trying to improve his 4:30 time. Dave Gregory, top two-miler, has been having trouble with a bone chip in the back of his leg, acquired a month ago in practice. None of the other two-milers, Joe Leeming, Hank Everett, or Dick White, break ten minutes...
Bill Harrington stopped Chip Clark in the fourth singles match...
...Will Chip...
...finally went to banks and demanded low-interest loans. He allowed no mortgages on school property and gave little security ("You simply have our pledge of faith and credit"). But banks all over the state began to chip in, and before long M.S.C. began to seem more like a boom town than a college...
...know what I'd like to do when I retire?" Ted asks, punching a finger at the Journal by way of a hint. "This stuff. I'd like to know enough about stocks to be a regular trader. I've got some blue-chip stocks myself-I don't guess I'll ever be taken in-but I wish I had more education." Ted won't say how much he has to invest ("Naw, that's part of my privacy!"), but he has made around $550,000 from baseball and from such outside...