Word: counts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...count Philippe Bennett, fencing star among many other things, out of the Olympics. The Olympic coach has invited him to train in New York for the 1980 Olympics, and Bennett says, "I'll just keep on shooting at the Olympics until either I really mess up or else I make...
Answer: When it is packed with voraciously partisan fans, as Cornell's Lynah Rink was last week when Harvard was bombed by an 8-4 count, and as Dartmouth's new complex will be when the Crimson icers head up to Hanover on March 2 for what promises to be a decisive ECAC confrontation...
...nickname was "Orphan Ann." A 1946 U.S. Army legal memo acknowledged that there was no evidence that she had ever addressed treasonous remarks to specific American units. She never renounced her American citizen ship and, as a result, was convicted in San Francisco in 1949 on one count of treason. She thus lost her citizenship, spent 6½ years in prison and was fined...
...Development could be held back on the new U.S. cruise missile, a jet-propelled bomb that can be launched from a plane or sub and has a range of 1,400 to 2,300 miles. Reason: the proposal would count any bomber carrying cruise missiles against the 1,320 MIRV limit set at Vladivostok. As a result, the U.S. would have to give up some existing MIRVed missiles, such as land-based Minuteman Ills or submarine-based Poseidons-a sacrifice that the Pentagon is unwilling to make...
...between the first two periods, someone on the Harvard side figured out that the game does indeed count on the ECAC record, toward the race for one of the eight berths in the playoffs next month. Northeastern is all but eliminated from the playoffs, but the Crimson squad is still in contention, perhaps even for one of the top four home-ice seeds in the ECAC tourney...