Word: bridgeport
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Harvard instead. ("At the time I was crushed," Foote recalls.) Recently, though, his fondness for planes was a help in getting acquainted with Richard Bach, the free-spirited pilot-author of bestselling Jonathan Livingston Seagull, the subject of the cover story that Foote wrote this week. Bach was in Bridgeport, Conn., making repairs on his plane when Foote called to discuss the possibility of a small story about Jonathan's success and its new deluxe edition. "He said he had a Grumman Widgeon and seemed delighted that I knew it was an amphibian," says Foote. As head of TIME...
Harvard's 7-2 destruction of Dartmouth, along with losses by Bridgeport and Brown, has vaulted the Crimson into first place in the New England intercollegiate soccer ratings for the first time this year...
...Bridgeport, which had been in the top spot since the start of the season, lost to Long Island University, 1-0, for its second loss of the season. Last week they lost to a strong Hartwick team, 2-0. Brown failed to move into the area lead when it lost, 2-1, to Army Saturday...
...solid win over Dartmouth would also enhance the Crimson's chances of overtaking Bridgeport and Brown in the weekly New England soccer ratings, since the pollsters lead to disregard wins over team like Council that are not in New England. The people Knights, for example, lost to Hartwick last week, but retained first place despite the fast that Hartwick best Cornell earlier in the season, 4-2, and Harvard beat Cornell...
Brown, second in New England to the University of Bridgeport--Harvard is rated only third--had to cope with All-Ivy goalie Ken Pasternak of Yale, but his spectacular saves were not enough as the Bruins...