Word: hurtful
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...losses through graduation--Dike Hyde, Jerry Kanter, Paul O'Brien, Bill Rosenau, and Phil Connelly--hurt, particularly in the middle of the line. Although the 1950 line was offensively nothing to rhapsodic about, defensively, with O'Brien and Phil Isenberg as line- backers, it had a strength through the middle that could in the coming weeks prove lacking to a more or less tragic degree...
...audience knows what has happened, Robinson's left eye is a great blob of blood. So much of the blood is over Turpin that from the distance it looks as though he may be the one who is cut. Robinson seems to come to life, moves in savagely. He hurts Turpin badly and then knocks him flat on his back with a right to the jaw. The conclusion drawn from the first nine rounds--that Robinson could not hurt the champion--is proved wrong in an astonishing second. Every spectator is up on his feet, screaming. Turpin is up again...
...losses through graduation--Dike Hyde, Jerry Kanter, Paul O'Brien, Bill Rosenau, and Phil Connelly--hurt, particularly in the middle of the line. Although the 1950 line was offensively nothing to rhapsodic about, defensively, with O'Brien and Phil Isenberg as line- backers, it had a strength through the middle that could in the coming weeks prove lacking to a more or less tragic degree...
...audience knows what has happened, Robinson's left eye is a great blob of blood. So much of the blood is over Turpin that from the distance it looks as though he may be the one who is cut. Robinson seems to come to life, moves in savagely. He hurts Turpin badly and then knocks him flat on his back with a right to the jaw. The conclusion drawn from the first nine rounds--that Robinson could not hurt the champion--is proved wrong in an astonishing second. Every spectator is up on his feet, screaming. Turpin is up again...
...with Roberto Rossellini and Rita Hayworth's fling with Aly Khan-has inevitably reawakened in some quarters the ancient question about Hollywood morals. It has brought her some censure (one letter writer habitually addresses her as "Bitch-Jezebel-Gardner"). Yet it actually seems to be helping, rather than hurting, her earning power. Reports Columnist Sidney Skolsky solemnly: "Ava worried. She lost weight. But now she has found that scandal can't hurt her." Her current picture, Show Boat, is breaking box-office records across the country. In Lone Star, Metro cast her opposite Clark Gable, still...