Word: nicks
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...interesting juxtaposition, the Leverett House Dramatic Society is presenting an accredited masterpiece of the modern theater, August Strindberg's Miss Julie on the same double bill with a new play, The Questioning of Nick, by Arthur Kopit '59. And even more interesting is the fact that, without any doubt, Kopit's play takes the honors for the evening...
...said Notre Dame's Dick Lynch, "it was a do-or-die game, and we did it." Explained his teammate Nick Pietrosante: "We did it for all the Catholics in Oklahoma (total: about 91,000 in a population...
...quarterbacks could shake loose on their famed run-pass option play. The lean, long-muscled Oklahomans who had never played on a losing team were hard put to hold the game to a scoreless tie. And in the fourth quarter, they could no longer do that. Notre Dame Fullback Nick Pietrosante shared with Halfback Pat Doyle the joy of bulling for steady yardage through the outcharged Oklahoma line. They brought the ball all the way down to the three-yard line. Then, when the Sooners jammed the middle to stop them, Irish Quarterback Bob Williams pitched out to Halfback Dick...
...Revivalists: After scoring a success last week with The World of Nick Adams, a dramatization of five of Hemingway's early stories about a teen-age boy growing up in Michigan, CBS's The Seven Lively Arts this week firmly established itself as one of the season's brightest newcomers with The Revivalists, a hallelujah-breathing documentary film on militant evangelism. From the husky-voiced zeal of Billy Sunday to the polished fervor of Billy Graham, the camera caught arresting glimpses of believers throbbing with the joy of religion. A Negro named Cat-Iron Carradino croaked...
...second Brown team engineered the winners' next touchdown drive. This time the play was a fourth-down screen pass from Nick Pannes to fullback Bob Topping. Topping received the ball on his own 40 and thundered down the left side-line to the end zone, escorted all the way by two Bruin blockers...