Word: hanke
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Touch of Evil is Orson Welles's darkest, most disturbing film. Shot in Venice, California after years of exile from Hollywood studios, the film stars Welles as Hank Quinlan, an obese, autocratic cop who frames his victims to ensure that the guilty do not escape punishment. Quinlan represents Welles's moral vision at its most complex and contradictory: on the one hand, he is a repulsive figure--brutal, racist, eats candy bars the way most people smoke cigarettes--and employs illegal methods; but on the other, he cares deeply about people, unlike his self-righteous and priggish antagonist, the Mexican...
...next five minutes, the Crimson failed to score the tying goal on two more power-play situations, but then with less than four minutes left, Tennis connected again with a pass from Hank Leopold to knot the score...
Benson's strumming is in the spirit of Charlie Christian, that tremendous pioneer jazz guitarist. His latest album, "Breezin" shows how versed Benson is in jazz and blues. He has played with Hank Crawford, Stanley Turrentine, and Freddie Hubbard...
...half and combined the shutout. SCORING AFTER 10 GAMES YR POS G A PTS Billy Tennis Sr. A 25 14 39 Steve Martin So. A 8 22 30 Bill MacKenzie Sr. A 21 8 29 Kevin McCall Sr. M 17 2 19 Bobby Mellen So. M 13 1 14 Hank Leopold So. M 7 5 12 Gordie Nelson Fr. A 7 3 10 Mike Faught Fr. M 6 3 9 Jamie Egasti...
...then Harvard's attack got going. Chico MacKenzie notched two goals in less than a minute on passes from Hank Leopold and Steve Martin...