Buckner Leads 1964 Army Lacrosse as Captain
Roy Buckner of the Bronx is the third Buckner brother to play lacrosse at West Point and serves as the 1964 team captain. His two brothers previously played for Army lacrosse.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1963
Page
12
Roy Buckner of the Bronx is the third Buckner brother to play lacrosse at West Point and serves as the 1964 team captain. His two brothers previously played for Army lacrosse.
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A brief note explains common mispronunciations for the word solace. It contrasts sawl-iss with sole-iss and offers guidance on correct articulation.
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