Word: attack
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Brown is well stocked with talent, however. Though goalie Bill Abrams is a bit inexperienced, there are no real weaknesses, and the attack unit is probably a bit better than Cornell's, which was exceptional...
...among the best in the country, but this seems to be a bit of an overstatement. Brown's unit lost two honorable mention All-Americans-goalie Roger Bolletin and Frank Scofield-because of graduation, and though the defense is still strong, there is no reason why Harvard's strong attack cannot score enough to win, provided, of course, that the rest of the Crimson plays well...
Martin also leveled an attack on the "unrealistic control of American tennis" that is exercised by the International Lawn Tennis Federation. Noting that "different nations have different philosophies," he said that at the I.L.T.F.'s meeting in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, on July 8, he will introduce an amendment that would allow each national association "to establish for itself rules of play, categories of players, and rules for the conduct, promotion and scheduling of tournaments...
...Victorian maiden aunt. About one-fifth of all federal civil service employees who have been dismissed for misconduct in recent years have been fired because the Government found they had engaged in conduct that was "notorious, scandalous and subject to public censure." Now that policy is under heavy attack on a variety of constitutional and statutory grounds...
Died. Richard Neutra, 78, architect of international renown for nearly half a century; of a heart attack; in Wuppertal, Germany. Born and trained in Vienna, Neutra emigrated in 1923 to the U.S., where he studied under Frank Lloyd Wright before moving to California. Like Wright, he rejected the stern horizontals and verticals of the then popular International style, instead opted for odd angles, diagonal roofs, warm-colored woods and stones. Most of his work was done on the West Coast, which he graced with literally hundreds of schools, hospitals and private homes. As he once...