Word: kicked
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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First score for the Gold Coasters, who have lost but one game this year, and that their opener against Dunster, scored first in the opening frame. After a Lowell kick had carried to the Littlemen's 25; Bob Hurley started out on what looked like an ordinary line play. Suddenly, he broke away, and swept down the field behind beautiful blocking to the Bellboy two yard line. From there, Howie Gleason powered over through center for the score, and the Culliton to Hurley combination that has been clicking for extra points all year, rang the bell again...
Marilyn's only remark was. "It's been fun, but I would have liked to hear some of the answers." Her only kick against Harvard men was that she "hates to have them say Wellesley girls are popular and cute, and Radcliffe girls such students drips. They're not all, you know," she added with a wink...
...means defining "morale" as a limited group in our midst have decided to define it; it means giving a specific meaning to one of the most elastic words in our language. In 1918, Wagner and hamburger steak were bad for "morale." If draftees kick about their lack of recreational opportunities, then "morale" is bad. Reading the wrong magazines, jitterbugging on a dance floor, or playing baseball of Sunday are equally harmful to "morale." And there is no lack of United States Congressmen to proclaim that union-organization and the right to strike are ruining the nation's "morale...
Dunster scored first when Don Cole took the ball through tackle for seven yards and six points. Eliot had just held the Funsters for downs on their two-yard line, but Walter's attempt to kick was blocked, and was taken by Dunster on the Elephants seven. From their Cole, who was outstanding all afternoon, plowed over. The try-for-point, a drop-kick went wide of the uprights...
...There is no use in a fox terrier's trying to kick an elephant's teeth out. Any man would be a plain damn fool to come into Kansas City and try to fight the Star. We intend to be the second paper, but we intend to be a profitable second paper...