Word: stanleys
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Thinking that CAMP was "an example of the type of asinine thing only Harvard students could do," Elliot H. Stanley '63 and Frederick C. Dietx, Jr. '63 quickly proclaimed the creation of CRAP (Committee to Repress Anti-Picketers). Diets and Stanley said they have found interest in their group but did not think they would send out a picket line of their...
Chicago never got quite so heated up over ice hockey as it did last week when its Black Hawk pros whipped the Montreal Canadiens 3-0, putting themselves in the final play-off for the Stanley Cup for the first time since...
...high in Detroit after its Red Wings had beaten the Toronto Maple Leafs, a team that had led the league through much of the 70-game schedule. For the first time since 1950, the play-off for the big silver cup donated by Canada's Governor General Lord Stanley back in 1893 is an all *American-affair. Even as they wait for next year, Canadian fans realize that power is now so equally divided between the National Hockey League's top four teams that for the next few seasons the cup play-offs should continue...
While the players absorbed their bruises and Detroit and Chicago squared off for the Stanley Cup finals, the season's biggest winner turned out to be the family of the late Millionaire Chicago Grain Merchant James Norris, founder of hockey's richest dynasty. One son, Spectator-Sportsman James D. Norris (deposed front man for the hoodlum-hampered International Boxing Club), is co-owner of the Black Hawks, while another son, Bruce, and Daughter Marguerite are co-owners of the Red Wings. In the new, wide-open competition of professional hockey, the Norris clan has inherited a rewarding family...
...general effect of truth, of document and drama going hand in hand. What is vital to it is the portrait of Freud-dedicated, balked, often brusque-who is ably acted by Steven Hill; what is crucial is the delineation of Elizabeth, acted with extraordinary suppleness and intelligence by Kim Stanley. Indeed, under Alfred Ryder's controlled direction and inside Donald Oenslager's evocative set, the production is everywhere helpful...