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Freshman goalie Grant Blair of Stoney Creek, Ontario and Thayer Hall was named the George Percy Award as the team's Rookie of the Year. Blair, who was selected Second Team All Ivy as well as that league's Rookie of the Year in addition to making the All New England team and the All New England Rookie of the Year, had the lowest goals-against average in the ECAC with a 2.71 average and a 90.6 save percentage. He had a 2.74 goals-against average in 26 overall games...
...also a game McEvoy needed, as he said, to "get one under my belt." In the Crimson's next game, Saturday night at RPI, Harvard's other freshman goaltender, Grant Blair of Stoney Creek, Ontario, will get his turn to show his stuff...
Inside, Mr. Ed Hoffman, "the singing usher" from the Angel's Anaheim Stadium and the father of Red Sox shortstop Glenn Hoffman, sings the national anthem accompanied by the muzak of the park organ. Afterwards, Mrs. Eleanor "Stoney" Stone, who the scoreboard calls "a long time Red Sox fan," a mother of nine and a grand-mother of ten, throws out the first ball to Red Sox cathcher Gary Allenson. Someone in the stands yells, "Put her in the bullpen...
Ayckbourn married a young actress, Christine Roland, when he was 19 and fathered two sons, now 19 and 17. He and Christine separated several years ago, and Alan, who will be 40 next week, now lives with Heather Stoney, who is also an actress. His wife, Christine, has her own lover, and all four get along splendidly. Heather and Christine even take turns cutting Ayckbourn's hair; he is as frightened of barbers as he is of dentists. "People try to introduce me to my wife and get embarrassed when they find out we're married," he says...
...George Stoney's "You are on Indian Land" (1969, 39 minutes) will be shown along with "Canoes." In combining the women's portraits, all done since 1976, and Stoney's politically conscious work with Curtis' cultural fruit, Center Screen is to be congratulated for its thoughtful presentation of art and politics...