Word: icing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Smoldering Cigars. Floyd Patterson, a cool ("He's like ice in a glass," said a trainer), lithe and rope-muscled Negro, was potentially the youngest champion (as Moore was undoubtedly the oldest). Only a few years before, Patterson had been an underprivileged Brooklyn kid, a tough and aimless truant who ran with the back-street gangs and snarled himself into a school for wayward boys. He came out of a lower East Side gymnasium to win the 1952 Olympic middleweight championship at 17, went on through a passel of rugged amateur scraps and only one defeat in 31 professional...
After Rient scored his first goal, in the second frame, center Dick Kalil, with two Crimson players off the ice on penalties, took the puck at his own blue line and skated through the Arlington defense to register the third Yardling tally...
...will be Sophomore Night in Providence when the varsity hockey team opens its season against Providence College tonight in the first round of the battle for New England ice supremacy...
...compete with Brown and several high school teams for the use of Providence's only ice rink," Providence's new coach, Tom Eckelson, said last night, "and we haven't been able to get the practice we need even for an opening game...
...emotional range of this exhibition is as great as that of the media. There is a passion for justice, as represented by the Sacco-Vanzetti series, and passion for life. Children eating ice cream cones, lovers in a dream, musicians absorbed in the playing of their music so that one can almost hear the notes. The artist is sentimental, pained, jubbilent, comic. An unusually fine draughtsman, only upon occasion does Shahn fall into confusion of details or lack of definition as I think happens in Labyrinth which could more neatly be titled "whirlwind...