Word: strokings
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...first ten strokes looked strong and Brown faded fast," coxswain Ted Tsomides '82 said. The stroke of the boat was 43 at the start, then settled to a 36 pace for the rest of the race, finishing...
...think we really got it together and held our own pretty well." Suzanne Hassel, captain of the lights, said. "We lengthened our stroke because of the tailwind and outsprinted them at the end," she added...
With about 200 meters to go in the race they hung onto a 33 stroke pace while Rutgers--which started with a 35 pace--faltered to a 32, and finally a 30 pace. About 100 meters before the finish the lights propelled themselves into a four-seat lead which they carried over the finish line...
...single-engine Fairchild FC2, Trippe built an airborne empire that was the acknowledged flagship of U.S. aviation for more than three decades. He also sent masses of air travelers around the world by inaugurating tourist-class fares in 1947. Last week this pioneer of world aviation died of a stroke...
DIED. Juan Trippe, 81, aviation pioneer and founder of Pan American World Airways, which he guided for 41 years until his retirement in 1968; after a stroke; in New York City, (see ECONOMY AND BUSINESS...