Word: goals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...unassisted Harding goal, at 14:30 of the first stanza, which opened the scoring after an unexciting opening. The senior member of the Crimson hockey firm of Harding, Harding, and Harding swept through the entire Princeton defense and boat goalie Ned Kelley, who had a fairly good night...
...preparing for positions of administrative responsibility. This is significant for a real understanding of the plan for, although there is a considerable demand by unions for specialists and technicians, the Harvard Trade Union Plan has a broader aim, the development of administrators rather than technical experts. With this goal in view, the unions were urged to pick men of the executive and leader type when the Trade Union Fellows were selected. They were asked to put the emphasis on ability rather than formal schooling...
Starting forward for the first time so far, Sophomore Dean Hennessey contributed an excellent performance with five markers. Hugh Hyde, however, was missing badly, and scored only one field goal during the evening...
...riding on a four-game winning streak and not desirous of making lineup changes, will use his usual starting six tonight. Caleb Loring, Marc Beebe, and Bill Harding form a high-scoring front line, Captain Johnny Paine and Dick Mechem are at defensive posts, and Goodie Harding is at goal. The puck-Chasers are looking ahead to Saturday evening, when they journey to Tigertown and meet topflight opposition, in the form of a tough Princeton six, for the first time...
...ultimate goal of all this activity seemed to be the same as General Bruno's efforts: an army which would operate within the country while the Axis invaded from across the South Atlantic. Spy-busting Major Olinto Franca Almeida y Sa,* Police Chief of the State of Sao Paulo, said the Nazi plan was to invade by air last May. The plot was uncovered when the police intercepted a Nazi agent's message. Only the fact that Russia upset the German timetable, guessed the Major, prevented the plot from being carried...