Sports Fact and Book Rec of the Day 11/23/2007
11/23/1935:
Unbeaten Princeton surmounts a game-long blizzard to defeat Dartmouth, 26-6, at Palmer Stadium before over 56,000 chilled fans. After spotting the visitors an early lead, Fritz Crisler's Tigers roar back with four long touchdown drives despite the snow-swept conditions. Gary LeVan, Chick Kaufman, Paul Pauk and Jack White each score TDs for the winners, who will complete an unbeaten season next week when they punish Yale, 38-7.
Birthdays:
Lew Hoad b. 1934
Luis Tiant b. 1940
Andrew Toney b. 1957
Vin Baker b. 1971
Saku Koivu b. 1974
“Snappy, pleasant.”—New York Observer
“Well-turned and winning.”—Time
“Exceedingly charming.”—W
“A dictionary of delights.”—O, The Oprah Magazine
Sally Farber is writing a book on happiness, but the deeper into it she gets, the less she realizes she knows. Charming and witty. If you like happy endings, meet Lisa Grunwald.
| WHATEVER MAKES YOU HAPPY, by Lisa Grunwald (Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2006) |
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