Word: holes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...take off on rides amidst poker games and fire whistles. The firemen's polo is located in the middle of the sax section and the practices are broken once or twice nightly by the whine of the emergency whistle and the tumbling of drivers and hosemen down the hole and out to their engines...
...correspondent, an outspoken opponent of the Greek Loyalist government, was found floating in the Gulf of Salonika on May 16, just a few days before he was to have returned home to accept a Nieman fellowship at Harvard. His hands and feet were bound and there was a bullet hole in the back of his head...
Dean Leighton feels that the Boards don't work hard enough, Detjen explained. "The staff of the '51 Red Book was made up of all top men, who worked hard, but the book will still go into a hole--to the tune of the amount originally loaned by the Council," Detjen added...
...which Bernadotte was killed was brought to Tel Aviv and parked in front of the U.N. mission's hotel. Someone had chalk-marked a jagged bullet hole in the rear seat, and a pretty brunette girl told passersby: "That's the one that got him." The staff of the U.N. truce mission had lost its last shred of idealism about its task. "I'm in the country where Christ was born," said a U.S. captain in a bar, "and I wish to Christ I was in the country where I was born...
...Drizzle. Two days later, after taking their semifinal matches with little trouble, Willie Turnesa and Ray Billows teed off for the 36-hole finals. The long, exhausting tournament was telling on both of the contestants. Turnesa played the morning round in 74 and Billows in 77 (par: 70). At the halfway mark, Willie...