Word: robs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...team does improve, as it surely will, the burden will fall on the returning veterans. Midfield and defense should be the strong points. Senior wing fullbacks Rob Carey and Boyce Greer had to wage battle with what seemed like armies of opposing forwards last season, but with experience and Herold backing them in goal they should anchor a strong defensive line...
...Dart Corn at Penn Season's Record MIKE SAVIT Harvard, 23-14 Yale, 20-7 Dartmouth, 33-3 Penn, 20-10 -- DAVE CLARKE Harvard, 24-10 Yale, 17-10 Dartmouth, 14-0 Penn, 14-0 -- JOHN DONLEY Harvard, 23-2 Yale, 28-13 Dartmouth, 24-17 Penn, 16-10 -- ROB SIDORSKY Harvard, 20-17 Yale, 28-13 Dartmouth, 27-7 Penn, 17-16 -- BILL SCHEFT Harvard, 21-7 Yale, 13-10 Dartmouth, 14-13 Cornell, 28-17 -- GUEST-JOHN REARDON Harvard, 28-14 Yale, 17-14 Dartmouth, 21-7 Cornell...
...Swiss missionary calls "occupied territory"; the guerrillas are there, the government knows it, but the army cannot do much about it. The guerrillas attack anything connected with government, however beneficial to the populace or nonpolitical the target might be. As elsewhere in Rhodesia, the guerrillas land-mine roads, rob stores, hijack buses and stage occasional ambushes. Their aim is to push the nationalist cause and to make the country ungovernable, and they seem to be succeeding...
...Only other ranked ivy school--Dartmouth, 17th) LEADING SCORERS Player G A Lee Nelson 6 1 Walter Diaz 3 1 Matt Bowyer 1 1 Rob Carey...
...this atmosphere, the U.S. beckons as a safe haven, both for foreign companies and wealthy individuals. Today, says Rob Hazelhoff, a director of Holland's Algemene Bank Nederland, "most entrepreneurs regard the U.S. as the last bulwark of capitalism. They feel that America can hold out, and this is the main psychological factor behind the rising investment." Profit margins of U.S. corporations are now almost twice those of European firms, partly because productivity is higher. The U.S. has become something of a cheap-labor market in comparison with its European trading partners. Until the early 1970s, European labor...