Word: sheffield
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Penn and Brown each had a pair on the first team. Johnny Sheffield and Todd O'Donnell were named for the Quakers, while Dominic Starsia and Bob Mueller were the Bruins representatives. Bill Chaires of Princeton rounds out the first team...
...office staff at Raleigh Industries, the bicycle manufacturers, worked without heat or light so that all available power could be switched to the production line. A snuff-making firm in Sheffield regeared its production from electric power to a water wheel first used in 1737. There was panic buying of some items, notably bread and toilet paper, and camp suppliers did a booming business in butane lamps and stoves. A Battersea candlestick maker turned out a million candles a day instead of his usual 250,000. His most popular item: a wax effigy of Prime Minister Edward Heath...
Phil Jonckheer led the Crimson in tournament scoring with eight goals. Graff and Steve Sheffield notched seven goals apiece...
...Steve Sheffield emerged as Harvard's scoring leader by firing 32 goals in 11 games. Graff followed with 25 points, Dan Daiss notched 12 and Al Bozer scored 8 to pace the offense...
...Sheffield led the Crimson in scoring with five goals in the two games. Graff hit four and Kellogg and Jonchkeer nabbed two goals apiece...