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McGill tied the game midway through the first period on a penalty kick just seconds after Hilton's first score of the day, but then the Harvard forwards began to control the loose play and it was never close after that. Ned Childs and Blaine Heckel added tries for the...
The Crimson's continued domination of play paid off ten minutes later when Harvard scored its final try. Harvard won a loose maul sending the ball out to fly-half Hilton who dribbled the ball along the ground. Center Ned Childs scooped the ball up and passed it back to...
The most wistful summaries, as always, come from noncombatants. Columnist Marquis Childs remembers telling himself after Pearl Harbor. "Nothing will ever be the same again." And, of course, it was not. An army wife was perfectly correct when she called World War II "a very broadening experience." Both for better...
...We went and had tea with Henry James today...[He] fixed me with his staring blank eye--it is like a childs [sic] marble--and said "My dear Virginia, they tell me--they tell me--they tell me--that you--as indeed being your fathers daughter nay your grandfathers grandchild...
Childs and Unger had been with The Real Paper since it began in Auguest 1972 as a staff-owned, collectively-managed paper. Staff members said yesterday that Childs and Unger were militantly against selling the paper to Linsky's friend Ralph Fine, a Boston lawyer.