Word: chet
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Their adjustments opened up the middle for us, so we decided to run (fullback) Neil Miller up the middle more; we planned to use him primarily as a blocker, but his running really loosened up the Dartmouth defense for us in the second half," freshman head coach Chet O'Neill explained...
Freshman coach Chet O'Neill was naturally disappointed but still pleased with his team. "We lost a close game and it hurts. But that's football. In a game like this it's really the little things that count, and each player has to ask himself what little extra thing he could have done. But there is nothing to be ashamed of at all... we hit with these guys and they're a tough bunch of cookies. We (the coaching staff) are proud of each and every one of our players...
...gave rookie coach Chet O'Neill his first-ever triumph as mentor of the Crimson freshmen, and for a while he must have wondered if he was really, in fact, coaching Harvard against Tufts. From all indications given from past encounters. Tufts was supposed to show up with half the manpower the Crimson could muster, run a few reries just to prove that they were outclassed, and then lie down and die while the Yardlings ran up the score...
SOREHEADS. But some already see the schlock over the horizon. One group of property owners is now suing former TV Newscaster Chet Huntley's Big Sky of Montana, Inc., two federal agencies and a railroad to block a land exchange that they claim will allow private homes to be built on public forest land...
Television for the most part is sticking with familiar faces. Theodore H. White will once again offer insights to Walter Cronkite and CBS's audience while he ponders the making of the next President. Chet Huntley has long since defected to American Airlines, so NBC's John Chancellor will serve as straight man for David Brinkley. Conservative William Buckley has switched both networks and adversaries. In 1968 he exchanged bitchy broadsides with Gore Vidal on ABC; this time he will have morning jousts with John Kenneth Galbraith, Harvard's liberal economist, on NBC's Today show...