Word: legging
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...ends with some cute business of swapping cigarettes for fish. There is a brief skirmish over a boat, but peace follows when Sinatra, as a drunken Irish medic, sobers up to treat the enemy wounded. "I'm a Band-Aid man," he quips, preparing to amputate a Japanese leg...
Slightly hobbled by a leg injury, Bradley hit an unspectacular nine of 19 field goal attempts plus six foul shots for 24 points. He was outscored by the Crimson's Keith Sedlacek, who piled up 30 points. This was the third time in four head-to-head meetings between the two players that Sedlacek outscored the Tiger All-American...
...judge announces that General Concaro must park his car in his garage and stop using it as a storeroom, Concaro cries: "I protest!" The argument grows in volume; the general draws an automatic pistol. One court official drops, shot twice in the stomach and once in the leg. The court usher charges boldly, then sprawls dead with three methodically aimed bullets in him. The judge intervenes, only to slump in his robes, critically wounded by four slugs. Finally a policeman slips behind the general, cuts him down with a burst from his submachine gun. Dying on the courtroom floor, General...
...Harvard hockey team travels to the hostile environment of Cornell tonight to begin the last leg of its 1964-65 season. The Crimson has just six games left on its schedule--all with Ivy League teams--and must win them all to even up its 6-12 record...
...Williams Carnival. Harvard's Alpine score was crippled by a number of falls The best cross-country runner, Jon Chaffee, was suffering from a head cold and placed only fifteenth. (Earlier in the season Chaffee placed third in the Hanover relays.) The Crimson co-captain, Mark Jensen, broke his leg during practice the day before the meet began, further weakening the alpine team...