Word: neff
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...situation," Horn said yesterday, "with five year good varsity level skippers and some good freshmen, it played right into out hands." Co-captains Chris Middendorf and Clem Wood alternated at the helm of the varsity. A division boat, while Terry Neff and Tim Black took turns in the B division. Both dinghies swept to firsts, outclassing the rest of the field...
Saturday wasn't quite as satisfying as Yale pulled a few switches in New Haven, changing the format of the Big Three Trophy and ended up taking first place over Harvard and Princeton. Middendorf, Wood and Neff arrived on the Thames only to find that the race was set up as a team race, with each team sailing the other two schools in separate races. Yale, second in last year's North American championships with essentially the same personnel, won both races while Harvard ended up 1-1 and the Tigers...
...Terry Neff and Chris Middendorf each skippered their dinghies to second place finishes...
...freshman sailors are a contender in their own right. They came in second in the Greater Boston Freshman Championships, led by Terry Neff, Chris Hornig and Jacob Kohlhass. Last Sunday, Neff and Hornig qualified for the New England Single-Handed Championship along with varsity sailors Brownlee and Wood...
...TIME's Donald Neff, then a Saigon correspondent, interviewed Air Force Ace Major James Kasler-one of the legendary figures of the Viet Nam War-just after his 72nd mission. The story that went to press that week dubbed Kasler a "one-man Air Force" and perhaps the "hottest" pilot in Southeast Asia. Five days later, Kasler buckled into the cockpit of his F-105 Thunderchief for his 73rd-and last-mission. His plane was hit by ground fire, and he was forced to eject. He was held prisoner until a month ago. Last week Neff again interviewed Kasler...