Word: goals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Nassau at bat without too much trouble. Then Harding (Dick) netted his second tally on a pass from center Al Everts at 11:00, and the Crimson moved out into a 3 to 0 lead, with Olie Taylor in the penalty box, at 19:33 on a solo goal by Captain Johnny Paine...
...Harding-Everts combination clicked for still another score at 4:37 of the third stanza, moving the Crimson four goals who contributed his usual solid performance, netted his goal for the evening on a pass from Alex Macmillan of Coach John Chase's third line, ringing the bell at 8:54. The Princeton score came off the stick of DeYoe...
...production goal as a ratio, not a number, but the ratio is staggering: double the amount produced last year. Up will go the proportion of aircraft, shipping, naval vessels. Down will go the proportion of tanks, artillery, ammunition. But the total...
...been created," then he gave substance to Linlithgow's claim by ranting: "We do not want the Atlantic Charter or the Pacific Charter. We love our charter-that is Pakistan [separate Moslem State]. Neither the British Government nor the Government of India can distract us from our goal." Jinnah, clearly, was going to be no help in bringing unity, strength and dignity to India...
...first way is the healthy way. The second usually implies a goal that can never be reached: "the shipwrecked man who has tried vainly to signal for help and finally reverts to calling his mother's name over & over until he is exhausted is an example of how thinking breaks down under the strain of failure...