Word: litchfield
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Bermuda: "It was totally unexpected. It was incredible in its velocity. It was a freak hurricane. The ship was on its side in less than ten seconds. She started to go under in 30 seconds. The squall knocked the ship over like a day sailer." According to Mark Litchfield, one of the British owners of the Marques, who was in Bermuda, "it seems incredible that she was driven under like that. It would have to have been a wind of absolutely phenomenal proportions...
...dismantling of the Crimson earlier this month in New Haven. Tortorella made a key glove save on a Shayne Kukulowiez shot just before the Elis four-goal second period explosion. But in last year's 1-1 tie at Bright. Harvard's only red light was a low Alan Litchfield blast from the point which hit Tortorella's stick-side pad and bounced in and Mark Fusco's game-winner Saturday night followed the same route...
...satisfied the law but virtually ignored Nat's problems. He and his parents were unaware of how little he was learning until a college counselor told his father: "Your son is hopeless." Furious at the summary judgment, Nat's father enrolled him in the Forman School in Litchfield, Conn., a private institution founded in 1930 that specializes in teaching dyslectics. This fall Gove begins his freshman year at West Virginia Wesleyan College. Says he: "I didn't know what my potentials were, and now I know. I've come far. It shows on the charts...
Finally, seniors Scott Powers and Alan Litchfield received the Ralph "Cooney" Weiland Award for devotion to the game as "evidenced by aggressive and spirited play and by selfless contribution to the total team effort representative of 'Cooney's' type of hockey player...
Just as easily, however, a loss tonight can make 1982 one more soldier in that long, grey line of Lean Years, and send seniors Mike Watson, Wade Lau, Alan Litchfield and Scott Powers into the Harvard hockey Hall of Shame, joining the class of '81 as the only two never to play in the ECAC Championship since there have been ECAC Championships...