Word: chris
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...easy to discount these weaknesses. Chris and Bitte Rawson's new translation gives a solid idiomatic script that never sounds awkward. Stephen Tucker has designed a brilliant, extremely compact set: the costumes and music are admirable. Babe has directed a Ghost Sonata that is a capable and striking rendition of Strindberg's fantasies and obsessions...
With Crimson star Chris Ohiri on the sidelines for most of the game, sophomore center forward Cormac O'Malley sparked the sharp offensive play. Time after time O'Malley toppled into the mud, but only after ramming precise passes to alert Crimson wings. O'Malley scored twice and set up Harvard's finest goal of the season with a perfectly timed pass to Ohiri for the Crimson's fifth tally...
Harvard will again be playing without its vulnerable star, Chris Ohiri, who has not scored in the last two games. Ohiri is plagued by an ankle which is still bothering him, according to Munro...
Having dropped four out of his last five contests, Coach Bruce Munro has decided to pull some switches in the starting lineup. Injured center Chris Ohiri is being moved out to his former position, right-wing, and Cormac O'Malley, a hustling redhead who has been subbing all over the line, will play in the center forward slot. "Chris can use his strong right foot on the wing, and we'll have Cormac to go after the loose balls in front of the goal," Munro reasons...
...Chris Ohiri of Harvard leads the league in scoring with six goals. Yale's Charley Frank is second with three. Dartmouth's Bebris, Penn's Witt, Cornell's Cohen, Columbia's Anyaawu, Brown's Nielson, and Yale's Schaefer each have...