Word: latelies
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...first meeting at the Arena Christmas Tournament, an inexperienced Crimson squad led 5-4 before succumbing, 7-5, to a late comeback. Then in the Beanpot Tournament. B.U. was held even for two periods before exploding...
Yale came on stronger in the third period, but again, it was far too late. Marty Sear and Bill McKenna scored Eli goals, and Bobby Bauer registered his twelfth goal (second only to Parrot's 14) on a power play to raise the Crimson output to seven...
...late summer, 1964, millions of Americans watched over Telstar as Don Schollander won four swimming gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics. This afternoon Harvard fans can watch the phenom in the flesh when he leads unbeaten Yale into...
...Weillands many personnel shifts, but an extreme of incomprehensibility was reached when he benched his captain, Dennis McCullough. McCullough was the team's goal leader his sophomore year, was third in that department last year, and was second high scorer this season when Weiland stopped giving him regular turns late in December. Since then, McCullough has been used only to kill penalties, and Weiland even avoids him occasionally in that capacity...
Many years ago and far away when mastodons loomed large in Braintree and I was a callow Yardling, people at Harvard knew motion pictures from weekend escapism, late-night television, or reading period orgies at the Brattle. Movies killed time and blew your mind. They were a cheap date. True, we had our complement of film societies and encyclopaedic experts. And true, too, there were few among us who wouldn't offer up, if pressed, a definition of the Bogart mystique or a guarded speculation as to what Truffant was really up to. But by and large the motion picture...