Word: assisted
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Flynn came way out to grab defenseman Bob Siblo's bounder at 8:00 of the first period only to have the puck dribble past him into the net. Less than two minutes later, Frank Quinn scored his first of three on an assist from defenseman Cisternelli. Twice more within the next four minutes the light flashed red behind the Crimson net, but both scores were recalled for rule infractions. On the first, Billy Maguire was off-sides, and on the second three B.C. players had been crowded in the cease. Cisternelli set up the third Eagel Goal...
Veteran Tony Patton returned to defense for the first time this year, turning in a vigorous game of body-checking as well as scoring an assist on Captain Normie Wood's tie breaking goal in the second period. His checking, together with that of Jeff Coolidge and Ed Mrkonich, who had two assists, had the Husky attack definitely body-contact shy by the end of the evening...
...Bray netted a goal and an assist, while Wood, Scott Cooledge and Dick Clasby each had two scores. Clasby came the closest of the three to a hat trick, missing a shot by inches in the third period...
...befits civilized people to relegate the sexual deviate to the unhappy position of the outcast and the criminal . . . Articles such as yours will go a long way to help us face the problem squarely and thereby to assist the unfortunate individuals caught . . . in the mesh of their own emotions...
...permitted: Russia's elaborate intertwining of soldiers, party, commissars and secret police is designed to prevent such coups. Beria's apparatus had to be eliminated and loyal Malenkov men substituted as chiefs of the secret police. Whether the new regime had to call in the army to assist in the purge is still not clear, but one fact is: never before in the 36 years of Communist rule until the arrest of Beria, had the Kremlin found it necessary to announce that the leaders of the armed forces supported the authorities in the measures taken...