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When Dr. Edward U. Condon was director of the National Bureau of Standards, a subcommittee of the House Un-American Activities Committee called him "one of the weakest links in our atomic security" (TIME, March 15, 1948), but never called him to the stand to reply to the charge. Rated one of the ablest men in the Government, Dr. Condon was stoutly defended by many of the country's top scientists...
...didn't have it, Boston College did. HARVARD (63) FG F Pts. Stevenson, rf 1 1 3 Blodnick 4 1 9 Murphy, lf 4 4 12 Krinsky 0 2 2 Lionette, c 3 1 7 Redmond 1 0 2 Dennis, rg 9 0 18 Hickey, lg 2 1 5 Condon 2 1 5 -- -- -- Totals...
...senior lettermen--will head the first five tonight. Dick Lionette will again start at center, while high-scoring Bill Denn's the lone sophomore starter, will open at the other forward. Shepard expects to substitute three other sophomores on the team frequently, filling in with Ed Krinsky and Ed Condon as guards and Ed Blodnick at center...
...game will be the same first five which played against Brown Saturday. Captain John Stevenson and Gerry Murphy will team at the forwards, with Dick Lionetie at center, and Bill Dennis and Ed Krinsky at the guard positions. Shepard also expects to substitute Ed Blodnick, Bill Hickey, and Ed Condon freely...
...starters in Saturday's game, six-foot-two Rolin Perry and six-foot-three Harry Sacks, both hall from Long Beach High School on Long Island, the school that produced varsity player Ed Condon Roger Bulger, the playmaking guard, comes from Andrew Jackson High School in Queens, where Holy Cross All-American Bob Cousy and '54 Captain Bill Dennis both set school scoring records. And the fifth freshman starter, Paul Shaw, comes from Brooklyn, where he used to play against varsity center Ed Blodnick. Apparently, student athletes are the best scouts a coach can have...