Word: lt
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...into its first game as a 12-point underdog to a Cornell squad that almost beat Colgate last week before bowing, 14 to 13, in the closing seconds. The game will begin at 2 p.m. in the stadium. Starting Lineups CORNELL HARVARD 87 Eales LE Copeland 83 76 Revak LT Shaunessy 73 66 Savitsky LG Hill 68 50 Akins C Foster 52 68 Czub RG Anderson 72 77 Dunlop RT Briggs 77 89 Juvonen RE Hooper 82 11 Skypeck QB Stahura 44 24 Roberson LH Boulris 40 42 Wilson RH Gerety 11 32 Taylor FB Halaby...
David Bryden seems slightly miscast as Lt. Barney Greenwald, counsel for the defense, in many ways the focal character of the play. He carries the part with a brashness and at times a gaucherie that seems entirely unfitted to the role, although he has a few redeeming moments. James Putnam as Lt. Thomas Keefer, male-volent, sarcastic intellectual, shows some signs of having thought about his part, although he tends toward overacting. The same might be said of David Galloway who is quite engaging in his brief appearance as Signalman Urban. William Balchelder as the senior officer of the court...
...addition to Engine and Ladder Companies No. 1, the Central Fire House accomodates a Rescue Company. This performs many important jobs including trying to save suicides. Lt. Paul Touchette, head of the Rescue Squad, says his squad has never been able to save a Harvard suicide. "At least its nice to be able to say," said Touchette, a member of the Harvard Band and an avid Harvard booster, "That Harvard men do a professional job, and never botch...
BUDAPEST, Hungary, Feb. 28--The Hungarian Cabinet and Communist party have been reorganized. Five changes were made in Premier Janos Kadar's Cabinet. Frenc Muennich, defense minister and interior minister, became first deputy premier. Lt. Gen. Geza Revesz took over the defense ministry and Bela Biszku stepped in as interior minister...
...lt-Yourself. Calling the workers together on his first day. Rackley made a blunt mill-yard speech. Jessop could survive, said he, if everyone contributed extra work without pay and accepted back pay in company stock. Then he led the workers in prayer. The union local president stood up and said: "The guy makes sense...