Word: onto
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Looking like Kharlamov-to-Yakushev-to-Caputin, George Hughes took the pass from the point, slid a behind the back pass from the faceoff circle to Hozack at the side of the net, who in turn directed the puck across the goalmouth and onto the stick of Swift for a goal...
After a long and cramped charter flight, the skaters stepped onto the ice "headachey, tired and generally sluggish,'" according to defenseman Bob Leckie. Host Cornell then jumped out to a 6-1 lead in the second period and cruised to an easy 8-4 victory before a rowdy, packed house in Lynah Rink...
...Married five times (among her husbands: Actor Wallace Beery), she first met Dufty more than a decade ago when he was an assistant editor on the New York Post. "He looked like a Buddha, all blubber," she says. Swanson, a natural-food fanatic, helped prod Dufty off sweets and onto a macrobiotic diet-and last week married him in Manhattan. "He's a convert of mine," boasted Gloria as she prepared for her honeymoon, a three-week tour to promote Dufty's new health-food book, Sugar Blues...
...Grissman, wiped-out and bounced and slid and quivered over a couple hundred yards of the course. ABC then treated us, as five other skiers took their runs, to playbacks of the crash, plus interspersed shots of Grissman being dragged off the course by ski patrollers, Grissman being loaded onto a sled, Grissman waving feebly to the crowd, Grissman being slid into a helicopter, Grissman flying up the valley. All they needed to complete the scene was the theme from...
...managed to control the fate of his work more effectively than any other artist of his generation. He still owns nearly all his output, going back over four decades and comprising thousands of paintings, all closely documented and indexed. Still's canvases rarely find their way onto the market. He will not sell them except to the few collectors and fewer museums he approves of (the average U.S. museum, in Still's view, is a "glorified comfort station"), and until now there has been only one place where Still's work could be seen in any depth...