Word: pantsed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Tall, flat-flanked General Mark Clark was the only U.S. general officer in World War II to lose his pants in enemy territory. He lost them trying to launch a small boat in the surf off the Algerian coast during his daring trip by submarine from England to meet French...
As a glib master of ceremonies, he gave them everything they came for and more. When he settled down to the piano, with clarinet, drums, bass fiddle and a "pleasant" string quartet behind him ("You can die in a cocktail lounge with a trio"), he showed he could just about...
Munro has a lot of halfback depth, with Pants Pantalconi available as well as Dana Getchell and Larry Leonard. Pantalconi, injured in pre-season practice, tested his sprained ankle against Connecticut.
The fledgling college has patterned a General Education program after the University's, has similar composition and language requirements, got its first set of football pants from the H.A.A., and has even taken Harvard faculty men onto its staff.
Former Crimson casualties Pants Pantaleoni and Ben Florin returned to their old halfback and fullback slots, respectively, and turned in fine jobs. Bob Harding also turned in a good day's work, playing an excellent center half and filling in at left half and left full.