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Utopian Hopes. Looking far ahead are scientists who think of "nonphysical" techniques. This is what Lewis C. Bohn, an arms-control specialist, calls "knowledge detection." Says Bohn: "Instead of focusing on the violation itself as a secret physical phenomenon, one can focus on knowledge concerning it, as a mental phenomenon in the heads of human beings." He suggests that an international arms control body might be given access to, say, 1,000 citizens of each country- a cross section of high-ranking people including industrialists, scientists, bankers, even Cabinet ministers, who would be regularly quizzed with...
...unknown quantity of the unit is sophomore Lew Williams. As crease attackman he must replace Dave Bohn, last year's top scorer. No team can lose a scorer like Bohn (97 goals in two seasons) without feeling it but Williams has looked good in practice. Though his quick-stick is slower than Bohn's, he moves around more and picks up more loose balls. The team needs a big scorer. "What Williams does will make a lot of difference," according to Munro...
Varsity lacrosse captain-elect Grady Watts and senior Dave Bohn have been named to the 1961 All-American lacrosse team. Watts and Bohn, also voted to the first string All-Ivy League unit, combined their talents in one of the most formidable attack offensives in Ivy lacrosse history...
...Bohn led the League for the second year in goals, and Watts, one of the finest playmakers in the game, retained his title of having completed the greatest number of assists in the nation...
Watts and Bohn were known quantities at the beginning of the season and opponents were looking for them, often double-teaming one or both of them. But whenever the opposition put extra pressure on the attack, a block-busting scoring threat in the form of midfielder Pete Sieglaff capitalized on the miscalculation. Sieglaff, like Sweeney, paced his midfield whenever it saw action. In the scoring column he was second in New England behind Bohn...