Word: hatched
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Varsity Eights--1. Harvard (bow, Paul Templeton, 2. Gordie Gardiner, 3. Tom Howes, 4. Warren Perkins, 5. Charlie Altekruse, 6. George Aitken, 7. George Hatch, stroke, Dave Boghossian, coxswain Jeff Rothstein), 6:01.4; 2. Penn, 6:10.7; 3. Navy...
...LeMay, Lieut. Colonel David C. Jones was apprehensive when he planned a 1956 flight with the tough-talking general to Goose Bay in Labrador. Jones' concern turned out to be justified. LeMay walked unexpectedly through a door in the C-97, and a startled flight engineer dropped a hatch, which hit the general on the head. Next a crewman guarding another open hatch was distracted just as LeMay approached, and the commander fell into the hole, suffering scratches and bruises. Finally, LeMay was walking forward in the aircraft, lighting his ever present cigar, when someone unintentionally slammed a door...
...George Hatch...
...decided whether he would stick with the boat that raced in San Diego for the rest of the year. As it stands now, the six returnees from last year's varsity (see scoreboard) are complemented by two strongmen from last year's freshman boat-Charlie Altekruse and George Hatch...
...Navy, ever more sophisticated, has developed something called the DSRV, capable of glug-glugging down to distressed subs, latching onto their escape hatches and lifting sailors to the surface. This time, though, the U.S.S. Neptune is lying in a deep ocean trench, subject to slides of rock and silt from farther up this underwater canyon. These slides 1) cover up the escape hatch and 2) keep shoving Neptune over to an angle where the DSRV can't latch onto that hatch. The screen writers must resort to their imaginations, concocting an experimental two-man sub that can clear...