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...think we're gonna shock a few people in the Sprints," Newman commented. "We haven't reached our peak yet." She added that Dartmouth notoriously peaks before the sprint competition...
...Tomaszow Lubelski, a town of some 20,000 people about 200 miles southeast of Warsaw. Her father ran a construction business until he became ill some years ago. She was a track star as a child; at eleven she had the best time in Poland in the 80-meter sprint. She began to be interested in the stage, but theater simply did not exist in her provincial town. When she took a bus to Warsaw at the age of 17, having had no training whatsoever and, amid a crowd of 400 applicants, qualified for one of 20 places...
...finished the race with some sense of confidence and some sense that we've got a lot of work to do," said Ellen Banney of the combination of a surprise victory over last year's Eastern Sprint champions and an unexpected loss to the Big Red. She said the team has proved it can row well together but endurance is needed. Coxswaine Virginia Newman added. "We know we can beat Princeton if we want...
Taking a look back at his 37 years in the automobile business, lacocca reflected not long ago: "I don't know what the hell I rushed for. It's a long race. I was trying to sprint all the time. Maybe if I had to do it again I'd slow down a little." The thought is so outlandish that not even Lee lacocca can sell...
Noticeably missing from the Harvard lineup is senior Captain Ted Chappell, a certain NCAA championship qualifier, stricken with an intestinal infection last week that grounded him in his Eliot House room. Also sidelined by injury is junior sprint star Mike Miao, who has seen only limited practice time since early December when he developed a nagging shoulder problem...