Word: neils
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...latter half, however, the Bellboys began to tire and high scorer Peter Banks strated to make his jump shot more often. Bank's 12 points, Neil Muncaster's six, and Bill Cowin's rebounding all contributed heavily to the Winthrop victory. Dave Sailor was high man for the losers with ten points...
Hurley scored half of his 20 points during this spurt, sinking four layups and a push shot, and Dick Woolston added six and Neil Muncaster four...
...starting five of Hurley, Hasting, Captain Ike Canty, Dick Woolston and Neil Muncaster played fine ball throughout, but even the substitutes were able to outscore Brown last night. Of this crew the play of guards Harrington and Bob Barnett was particularly encouraging, as they moved the attack swiftly...
...started the early '40's, and with the founding of a rival veterans' theater group--which later became the Harvard Theater Group--after the war, the Dramatic Club found itself unable to recover until the rival organization closed down in 1953 and turned its resources over to the HDC. Neil Smith, a former member of the Theater Group, became the president of the HDC, and gave the Club, which the previous year had produced only one play--Othello--a new vitality. In 1953-54 it produced four major shows, of which the biggest was T. S. Eliot's Murder...
WHERE is the real radical, the real revolutionary, to be found in the U.S. today?'' asked American Trucking Associations President Neil J. Curry last week. His answer: "Behind the desk of any business establishment." Twenty-five years ago the claim would have sounded absurd. It still seems so to many businessmen. In his own mirror, the average U.S. businessman sees an unyielding and uncompromising conservative face; yet he has been largely responsible for the dynamic forward drive of the U.S. economy that has had a revolutionary effect on American life. As the businessman has helped to sustain economic...