Word: canadianization
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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MONTREAL--Even in the dead of Montreal's winter, today may be the first day of the rest of your life. For the young American who has just crossed the Canadian border fleeing the bite of the draft, there isn't much choice. Today's beginning is legally yesterday's ending...
...meantime their safety, if not their economic well-being, is guaranteed in Montreal. There is nothing formidable about coming through the Canadian checking points despite the feeling that such an illegal act as fleeing the draft should be more exciting. The customs officials ask few questions, require no identification, and listen to no answers...
Nayar, the Indian ace who is the ranking Intercollegiate champion, will try to become the first Harvard undergraduate since Germain G. Glidden '36 to win the National crown. Nayar is fresh from a key victory in the Canadian nationals last weekend--where he defeated in succession Sam Howe, who holds the U.S. title, and Colin Adair, the top player in Canada...
...Anil's play in Montreal was his first great flash of glory." Harvard coach Jack Barnaby said yesterday. "He's not as experienced as most of the men he'll face in the Nationals, but with the Canadian victory, he has certainly established himself as a contender. He just might...
...opening match Nayar will meet Tom Jones at noon today. Between him and the tournament crown lie Peter Martin the Canadian college champion, Ralph Howe, who won the North American Open last year, Bob Hetherington, who was runner-up in the Nationals last year, and Sam Howe, to whom Hetherington lost. Sam Howe, Hetherington, and Ralph Howe--Sam's brother--are seeded first, second, and third in the tournament...