Word: rinks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Tickets still remain for the hockey game against Boston College Wednesday night in Watson Rink. Undergraduates will be allowed to exchange coupon number 17 for a ticket until 5 p.m. Wednesday or until the supply runs out (which it may well do tomorrow). There will be a limit of 2 tickets per student. Bring your coupon to the ticket office, 60 Boylston...
Fifty seconds into the last period, Burnes raced the length of the rink to score unassisted. Two minutes later McCullough, assisted by Alden Harrington and Baldy Smith put Northeastern five goals behind...
...closer to $49 billion than to $50 billion." To emphasize his point that lower spending did not mean less preparedness, McNamara announced that Johnson had approved an extra $157 million to begin development of a mammoth new military cargo transport plane, the CX. About as long as a hockey rink and double the width of a moving van, the C-X would carry up to 600 troops and their equipment-a total payload of 250,000 Ibs. It should be operational by 1969, said McNamara, and plans call for ordering 58 of them at an eventual cost of $1 billion...
...Well, it's Sunday, and what else can you do on a Sunday in New York?" asked Ethel Kennedy, 35, as she whirled round Manhattan's Rockefeller Center ice-skating rink with the Senator-elect and five (Michael, 6; Courtney, 8; Kathleen, 13; David, 9; Joe, 12) of their eight children. What else, indeed...
...goalie, sent an extra forward into the game, mounted a desperate attack. But a Chicago player picked off the puck and passed it to a burly blond with No. 9 on the back of his Black Hawks uniform. Gathering it in at full speed, Bobby Hull rocketed down the rink. At the blue line, a Boston defenseman unlimbered a vicious body check. Almost casually, Hull bounced the defenseman aside, leaned forward, and flicked the puck straight into the Boston net. The red light flashed, the buzzer rang; Hull skated off the ice, to a standing ovation from the Chicago Stadium...