Word: hurts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Ginza. But after the motorcade, lit by magnesium flares, nudged its way through four blocks of jammed, yelling fans, who ignored restraining cops and pressed right up to the cars, Manager Frank ("Lefty") O'Doul asked the parade to be canceled: "I'd hate to see people hurt in this thing." Hanging out of windows, peering from rooftops, clinging precariously from lampposts, surging in the streets were 400,000 Japanese, almost twice as many as saw Douglas MacArthur off in April...
...gone into Tony's racing education. In his first race, a midget car contest in Chicago, he thought he "could just push the other guys' cars out of the way." He tried it, promptly turned over and bounced out on his head, but luckily was not badly hurt. "Brother, did I learn better!" Since then - after three broken ribs, a seven-stitched lip, a broken arm and two severely burned legs - Tony has averaged 40 big and midget car races a year. He chalked up his first big mark in 1941 when he topped the national midget racing...
...swing of Liberal Party strength to the Tory side was a decisive factor, and the "Orphan" vote went Conservative in districts where it hurt Labour most. Tabulations resumed at 6 a.m. (FST) this morning...
...most important sacrifices, however, are those that hurt the characterizations. Leo G. Carroll, as Field Marshal Von Runstedt, becomes a mellowed, quipping old officer, tired of arguing with his superiors. This is hardly accurate. At the same time Luther Adler overplays the part of an insane bombastic Hitler. A more subtle portrayal would have been more effective, certainly more believable...
...team will draw its share of crowds. It has proved that it can put on a fine showing against teams of its own calibre, and can win. Despite what proponents of big time say, University prestige will not be in the least bit hurt by our sticking to our own league. In fact it should go higher in a country finally waking up to the ridiculousness of the present nationwide collegiate football situation...