Word: thompson
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Weightman Pete Harpel turned in the finest performance for the Crimson, placing fourth among a star-studded 16-pound hammer field. American record-holder Harold Connolly unleashed a toss of 201 feet, 1 inch to lead a field which included former record-holder Bob Backus and Stew Thompson, ex-Yale star...
Walt Gannon of Kirkland, playing left wing, led the Rinehart scoring with two goals, and Dudley's Paul Brennan scored one unassisted goal and one assist from his center position. Howie Dodge of Dunstar, center, and George Thompson of Kirkland, left wing, hit one goal apiece. Kirkland men Tom Raugust, defense, and Tom Walsh, right wing each made an assist...
...goes to a pair of hardheaded metalmen with the know-how and vision to turn nickel into one of the world's most important minerals: Inco's onetime President and Chairman Robert Crooks Stanley, who died in 1951, and present Board Chair man Dr. John Thompson, 75, a Columbia School of Mines Ph.D. who joined the company on graduating...
...greatest value was for armor-piercing shells and armor plate. Inco gyrated between boom and bust, went from a $10 million profit in 1917 to an $800,000 deficit in 1921 when defense needs slacked off, and the company actually had to shut down for twelve months, Stanley and Thompson worked years to find peacetime uses for the fabulous nickel lode, helped develop heavy-duty nickel steels for dozens of products, taught businessmen new ways to use nickel in household equipment, autos, steel and other products...
...varsity fencing team placed senior Cliff Thompson on the second All-Ivy League foil team, selected this week by the six League coaches. No other Crimson fencers were included in the 19 chosen for first and second team berths...