Word: bentley
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...stayed with the pace nobody knew. But it was no secret that their tiny team had worked wonders with speed and power plays. The Chicagoans, though dominating the scoring race, had been mauled physically more than any other club. The star casualties: playmaking Bill Mosienko (twisted knee) ; deadly Doug Bentley (two teeth missing); Red Hamill and Eddie Wares (sprained underpinnings...
Meanwhile, the Chicago Black Hawks have a line that kicks up enough chips for the average fan. Center Max Bentley, just out of the Army, is quite a dipsy-doodle artist with a hockey stick; his brother Doug is a deadly shot; Bill Mosienko is perhaps the fastest man on ice. The three of them average just 145 Ibs., but they more than get by in their big-man's game...
...GUSTAVUS A. BENTLEY Jamestown...
Most of Britain's famous motormakers (Morris, Austin, Rover, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, etc.) will soon be busy. Some of them have much greater problems than others. The Rover Co. had had its Coventry factory gutted. Riley and M. G. Car Co. had their jigs and body-making patterns destroyed. These immediate disadvantages may well be compensated by the eventual advantages of coming out with new models instead of modified 1939 models...
Authors and star performers of the Midwest's little assault on ballet's classic tradition: raven-haired, energetic Ruth Page, high priestess of the dance in Chicago; and Technical Sergeant Bentley Stone, 34, a lanky South Dakotan who got a seven-day furlough from his Air Forces base in Kansas to dance "Johnnie." The Page-Stone team has authored two other U.S. ballets: Hear Ye! Hear Ye! (a nightclub murder) and Gold Standard (a sugar-daddy romance...