Word: jacke
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...around this time when you started to notice how much ice time Jack Hughes was getting and how he was forced to play more than one position at the same time to cover up for the team's defensive madequacies. You began to notice that it wasn't just first game jitters that made Lau susceptible to long shots. And you couldn't understand why the hell a natural center like George Hughes was playing wing...
Things do not appear to be taking a turn for the better. The squad will graduate its two best forwards (George Hughes and Purdy), its second best defenseman (Trainor), and veteran spare parts like Steve Andrews, Murray Dea, John Dunderdale, John Cochrane, and Millen. In addition, Jack Hughes, quite possibly the best defenseman in the East, will probably make the Olympic team and pass up his final year of eligibility. These are cavities that refurbished Watson Rink and normal practice hours cannot hope to fill...
...here, but are probably over-represented. As on Three or Four Shades of Blues, maverick Coryell shows considerable understanding of Mingus's music in a number of excellent solos. Bassists Eddie Gomez and George Mraz wisely shy away from the spotlight, the obvious comparison with Mingus being overwhelming. Trumpeter Jack Walrath and saxophonist George Coleman each step forth briefly but decisively, while musicians of the caliber of Pepper Adams, Slide Hampton, Jimmy Knepper and Konitz take part without ever really asserting themselves...
Event 13: 100-yd. Freestyle: 1. Andy Saltzman, Princeton, 45.55** 2. Malcolm Cooper, Harvard, 45.94 3. Todd Taylor, Dartmouth, 45.99 4. Alan Fine, Princeton, 46.12 5. Jack Gauthier, Harvard, 46.15 6. Andy O'Hara, Princeton, 46.32 7. Howard Nelson, Princeton, 46.40 8. Julian Mack, Harvard...
Princeton made up a few points by packing four men into the eight-man final of the next event, the 100-yd. freestyle; but the effect of the Tiger onslaught was dulled by the efforts of Crimson sprinters Malcolm Cooper, Julian Mack and Jack Gauthier in the afternoon's qualifying heats. Cooper, Mack and Gauthier qualified first, fourth and fifth, respectively (and finished second, eighth and fifth...