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With the first two lines evenly matched, the Purple sextet is strong down the middle, sporting at center Captain Don Bussiere, formerly with the Montreal Juniors; defenseman Leo Troy, who led the pigskin parade for the Crusaders against B. C. last fall; and 1943 Dartmouth goalie Jim Ronayne...
...Bell Boys. Typical of the new contractors were Troy Preston Bell, 23, and his brother Farris Eugene, 31. Troy Bell, just back from service last year as a 6-17 waist gunner, had never before in his life borrowed more than $25. The Trust Co. lent...
Said one Socialist Deputy: "If the Communist Party decides to take over France, they can do it by telephone." The Communists were not prepared to do so at once. They preferred to wait and undermine the last vestiges of sovereign government in France. France, said Koestler, "has become a Troy, with the wooden horse standing on a pedestal in the market place; the children pat it on the nose, and the grownups, who know better, do the same, with an embarrassed laugh, pretending not to hear the ominous noises in its belly...
Linemen who are back from the wars include ends Walter Roberts and Leo Troy, centers Chet Yablonski and Phil Nolan, and John DeGangi, Ted Strojny, John Fentana, and Gene Spinelli. Coaches Chief Boston and Harold Kopp, who scouted the Holy Cross eleven last Saturday, rate Roberts and Jim Dickleman as two of the finest ends they have seen. The rest of the line is rugged enough, as evidenced by the 35 yards net Syracuse gained against them last week...
...John Erskine's The Private Life of Helen of Troy; 1928-Thornton Wilder's The Bridge of San Luis Rey; 1931-Pearl S. Buck's The Good Earth; 1933-Hervey Allen's Anthony Adverse; 1936-Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind...