Word: chestnuts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Following Clarkson's Golden Knights, New Hampshire, Boston College, Vermont and Northeastern round out the first five in the team standings. Harvard travels to Chestnut Hill to take on the Eagles next Tuesday night. ECAC Division 1 Hockey Standings W L T Clarkson 8 1 0 New Hampshire 8 1 0 Boston College 5 2 0 Vermont 6 3 0 Northeastern 5 2 0 Cornell 4 2 0 B.U. 4 3 0 Brown 4 4 0 Providence 5 5 0 Dartmouth 3 3 0 RPI 4 5 0 Colgate 4 5 0 Harvard 3 4 0 Yale...
Meanwhile, B.C. was hitting an obnoxious 64.5 per cent from the floor, thanks mainly to the hyper-active play of guard Ernie Cobb (ten points in first half) and center Bob Bennifield (12 points), Chestnut Hill's answer to young Connie Hawkins, who blocked four Harvard shots during the course of the game...
...into hockey, the Crimson hoopsters have a big game way down the green line--at Boston College--against the formerly mighty Eagles. Besides, Chestnut Hill is a lot easier to find than Watson Rink...
...transformed the seedy old building into a series of dining rooms that make the Tavern at once a country place in the city and a city place in the country. The Elm Rooms (so called for the tree that grows through them) are country-pub elegant, paneled in wormy chestnut and hung with copper artifacts and sculptures. The most sumptuous salon, the glass-enclosed Crystal Room, shimmers in pastel pinks, greens and yellows, sun-dappled by day, glimmering by night under Waterford and Baccarat chandeliers. Everything, from the silk-screened tablecloths to the neo-Tiffany lamps, was designed or selected...
Gradually, suspicions began to hatch. More than four years ago, Leger Galleries had a visit from a leading Palmer specialist, Sir Karl Parker, who pronounced Sepham Barn a fake. When The Horse Chestnut Tree appeared in Sotheby's, one of its former consultants, David Gould, wrote to Chairman Peter Wilson expressing doubts about it. But the scandal was finally exposed when Geraldine Norman, the London Times's auction-room correspondent, tracked Keating to his lonely cottage in Dedham. "I have so much contempt for the dealers who prostitute the art of genuine painters," Keating announced, "that...