Word: hamilton
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...nearly impossible to rally for the final game Saturday evening against the fourth seeded team of Hamilton, Ontario," Graff said. "But I discovered a new training meal in a book of old German and old Bohemian recipes. We received a real boost and went on to upset Hamilton with a goal in the last 30 seconds...
...Crimson compiled a 5-2 record in the tournament which began Friday evening and ended Sunday afternoon. They faced and defeated teams from Montreal, Hamilton, Ottawa, Philadelphia and Cornell, while losing to the New York Athletic Club and the host team, Quebec...
...clear. The company seems as powerful a multinational force as ever. It boasts more than 200 primary divisions and subsidiaries and countless sub-subsidiaries*on every continent, which among other things operate the hot line between Washington and Moscow, manufacture telephones in Australia, Brazil and Norway, and run the Hamilton mutual funds in the U.S. A consumer who became annoyed with ITT would have a difficult time boycotting it: he could not rent an Avis car, buy a Levitt house, sleep in a Sheraton hotel, park in an APCOA garage, use Scott's fertilizer or seed, eat Wonder Bread...
Spectator staffers said yesterday that the alleged wiretapping probably began when students occupying Hamilton Hall used University phones for long-distance calls, prompting the University to cut them...
...rather thin collection of essays and recollections by British friends and critics. It must be said that the big fish sails easily past all 18 contributors, but by now Orwell's admirers are willing to settle for discussions of tackle. Novelist-Critic John Wain and Journalist Ian Hamilton write knowledgeably about Orwell's extraordinary intellectual independence and social concern in the '30s. Critics William Empson and Malcolm Muggeridge provide more personal touches about the last decade of his life. Almost a quarter of the book is pictures. The best, of the saucy boy and the sepulchrally thin...