Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...decisive and its motives high-minded. This classic role of self-appointed proctor of the world was reflected last week by that heroic defender of Empire, Sir Winston Churchill, who proclaimed: "Not for the first time, we have acted independently for the common good." This was a blunt and deep challenge to every 20th century notion of collective security. Britain's case went thus: You must judge our methods by our results...
...Western powers to do everything possible to prevent war." After the British-French attack was launched, the Telegraph treaded water for two days, mainly criticizing the tactics of the Labor opposition, before it ventured a tepid defense of the Prime Minister. Then it warned that there would be "deep anxiety" until the government could show that "this really is a police action, that [the] pledge not to use our troops for any other purpose is sincere." But once the government makes that clear, said the Telegraph, "many of those now sincerely and violently against them will change their minds...
...deep and well balanced Crimson cross-country team won its first championship in the eighteen years of the Heptagonal Games yesterday on the five mile course at Van Courtlandt Park in New York. Princeton's Rod Zwirner turned in a fast time to win, with the Crimson's Arthur Reider right behind...
...jumped to a quick 21-0 lead in the first half then relaxed with two more touchdowns in the last two quarters. None of the Tiger scores required sustained marches. Three came on long, accurate passes from tailback Jim Mottley and the other two resulted from quick running plays deep in the Crimson territory...
...Crimson showed some offensive power at the beginning of the second quarter to augment Tony Gianelly's consistent 4-yard gains of the opening period. Jim Joslin and Nat Dodge moved the ball almost up to mid-field, before Joslin had to punt again. The kick sent the ball deep into the Tiger territory, but not for long...