Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...used to but it is apparent that that idea has not clicked. As the team now stands there are only two or three who remember that there are other players wearing the Crimson while the rest wend their merry way down the ice to try to make a goal without help...
...tundra. In winter men and beasts wandered off in blizzards to be gone for days or weeks. For months at a time the whole troupe was lost to the world. In the spring of 1932 a Canadian searching party found half the herd about 300 miles from its goal. The drivers had not seen Andy Bahr and the other half for four months...
...lead the drive. On Dec. 16, 1929 after months of preparation and a reconnoitering trip by airplane, he set out from Naboktoolik, small Eskimo village in western Alaska, with three Laplanders, six Eskimos, a medical attendant, a geographer, 39 sleds piled with supplies and 3,000 reindeer. His goal lay 1,200 miles away over desolate mountains and across barren snow fields. Said he: "We'll be getting there in about 18 months...
...break the world's landplane speed record (304.98 m.p.h.)* made by the late U. S. Pilot James Robert ("Jimmy") Wedell in 1933 has long been the goal of a heavyset, square-jawed Frenchman named Raymond Delmotte. One day last week, after a year of trying, 40-year-old Pilot Delmotte made five more unsuccessful attempts. On the sixth try, with his fox terrier mascot "Tailwind" in the cockpit, he shot his Caudron Renault monoplane four times over a measured course at Istres, zipped so fast (321 m.p.h.) on one lap that he averaged 314.1 m.p.h. for the four...
With the changes made before the Montreal trip which put Emerson in goal and restored the "H" line of last year, the team presented a quite different appearance. Despite these alterations, however, the Crimson was overcome 6-1 after holding McGill to a 1-1 score until the middle of the third period...