Word: kicked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...future was that of a boot unendingly stamping on a human face. Socialist-minded Playwright Wesker's image of the present, in Britain at least, is that of sheep endlessly being sheared and slaughtered by the Establishment without raising a baa of protest. Wesker calls his play "a kick up backside, with love" aimed at the British working class, and one of his characters scornfully berates the unimaginative, undemanding docility of that class: "You breed babies and you eat chips* with everything...
Early in the third period, the Crimson made it 2-1 when a penalty kick by sophomore Bill Kerstetter found its way through a crowd of defenders surrounding the M.I.T. nets and past the Engineer goalie. But the rally was abortive as a strong north-south wind enabled M.I.T. to keep the ball on the Crimson end of the field for most of the remainder of the period...
Harvard JV quarterback John McCluskey run the opening kick-off back 100 yards for a touchdown, but the Crimson could do nothing right thereafter and went down in defeat to Brown yesterday...
Undaunted by McCluskey's dodging, twisting run, Brown went right to work after Harvard kick off, marching 76 yards to tie the score at 7-7. The Bruins' counter came on a six-yard off-tackle slant by left-halfback Melvin Bryant...
Harvard started the game in most un-hospitable fashion. Following Jerry Mechling's kick-off, Stephens and Rick Beizer slammed down Rutgers' runners for minimal gains, and when a third down pass failed, Bill Brendel kicked for the Knights. The wobbly boot was not aided by an interference penalty, and the Crimson took over on the Rutgers...