Word: kwaku
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...threat is more ominous than a first glance reveals. Two of those matches were Greenberg shutouts, and the three victories came in Yale's last three games, Also significantly. Kwaku ('King") Ohene-Frempong, a Yale star last season. scored his first goal of the season last Saturday, and now has totaled four tallies in the last two games...
Yale blanked Princeton, 2-0, to tie Penn for a spot in the first division. Kwaku Ohene-Frempong, who scored both goals in Yale's upset of Penn last week, repeated the feat by scoring both of the Elis' tallies. Sunny Oyekan leads the potent Yale offense with seven goals this season two in Ivy League matches...
...triple jump, the Crimson's Walter Johnson will be instrumental in trying to wrestle points away from Yale's Kwaku Ohene-Frempong, who edged Johnson in the Heps. If Eli football star Calvin Hill doesn't compete in the meet--he hasn't competed this season--the Crimson's Bob Galliers will be the broad jump favorite. If Hill does participate, however, he could pick up important points in both broad and triple jump for the Elis...
...expected, Yale dominated the jumps and the sprints. Schoonover and Pete Lazarus (over 15 feet for the first time) won the vault and Jim Coleman surprised Randy Rall and Al Evans in the high jump. But the Elis swept the triple jump behind football star Cal Hill and Kwaku Ohene-Frempong and took one-two in the long jump. The Blue swept both dashes and sandwiched Harvard Captain Jeff Huvelle...
Along with the other defendants-a former foreign minister and a leader of Nkrumah's ruling Convention People's Party-Adamafio was formally "discharged" by the court. But the trio was immediately bundled back into the cells. Interior Minister Kwaku Boateng cynically explained that their acquittal "was the sole responsibility of the judiciary, not of the government, which is therefore not bound to take any cognizance of it." They will remain in jail under a law that permits the government to detain any citizen for ten years without trial "in order to prevent him from acting...