Word: cleaning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Garrity and Bauer led the pressure on Dryden in the final period, and Ben Smith had the best chance on a clean breakaway. But no one could score and the Crimson was stuck with a 4-1 defeat...
...exploding galleons, clashing armies and airborne tenors than they did in the thousand-and-one nights at the old house. Last week the Met staged its new production of Lohengrin, and it, too, was a shocker-not for spectacle, but for lack of it. The stage was virtually stripped clean of scenery. Choristers stood in rigid rows like drill teams awaiting inspection; principal singers stirred hardly at all, and when they did, it was with the slow, deliberate movements of dream figures. The audience loved it, loudly bravoed Conductor Karl Böhm and Mezzo-Soprano Christa Ludwig...
Five minutes later, with Harvard, a man down, Fredo stole the puck deep in the Cornell zone. He warded off a defenseman behind him, deked the mastadon onto the ice and scored on a clean shot from the right corner of the crease...
...Clean-up men Yoshi Akabane, John Whitbeck, and Alex Shumatoff ably demonstrated Harvard's depth with quick victories, 3-1. Akabane won so comfortably that he could watch most of Nayar's number-one match from the grandstands...
...embarrassed men could have climbed the truck's hoist and disap peared with the garbage, but Lindsay had no reproofs. "Come on," he said simply. "Let's clean up the city." In his own way -which involves paying personal attention to New York's trash as well as its panache -Republican John Lindsay has been trying to clean up his city since he took on the mayoralty just a year ago. The results are certainly not all that he hoped, nor all that the city expected. But the effort is quite a sight...