Word: kneeing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...basketball team deposed its chief rival for first place in the Graduate School League when it defeated the Arts and Sciences quintet 39 to 28 in a fast game in Hemenway Gymnasium yesterday. The Law School team won despite the absence of Bob Leach 3L, who twisted his knee recently and was unable to play...
...considerably strengthened the Harvard lineup, while the position of Frank Gleason, who is still in the Infirmary recuperating from as injured leg sustained in the game with Boston University last week, will be filled by Dick Dow. Fran Lane will be sent in as much as his convalescing knee injury will permit...
...rhapsodize for five minutes on the dramatic rise of Henry Ford from his little bicycle shop in West Wheeling to the position of head of a great auto company. You talk for ten minutes about knee action, down-draft carburetor, no draft ventilation, and free wheeling. Maybe you throw in a couple af anecdotes about the time you went to the automobiles show. Then and only then have you answered the question. If you know your stuff about automobiles, and if you are a fast writer, and if the man who corrects the book has not had too much...
...yard") has just crashed. The camera's shutter has caught the eleven bullet-riddled victims in the act of falling. One is arched up, head back, on tiptoe. One, with a long beard, has turned sideways, looks like a figure on a Greek frieze. One man's knee is drawn up as if he were getting ready to take a hurdle. Every man's chest is blotted with dark stains. Though they are all still on their feet, the whole line, knocked reeling against the cabin wall, is dead or dying...
Hudson & Terraplane offer as optional equipment "Axleflex," President Roy Dikeman Chapin's answer to knee-action. The wheel-and-spring assembly is traditional but the axle is hinged in the centre by parallel bars, permitting each wheel to bounce independently. President Chapin is convinced that the public is more interested in performance than innovations. Since he returned to Hudson from Washington, where he was Herbert Hoover's Secretary of Commerce, President Chapin has sent Terraplanes into one hill-climbing contest after another, to hang up some 70 records. And he has pulled Hudson out of its deep, deep...