Word: pass
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Frenchman told them not to bother about showing their passports, everybody knew "nobody but Americans would do a damn fool thing like this." They sat out a typhoon in Hong Kong, a binge and hangover at Amoy. Flying in loose formation, they worked out a bit of dialogue to pass the time on their long hops. Cliff: "We're lost, but we're making good time." George: "We're broke, but we're having a lotta fun." On their most hazardous leg, 1,600 miles over open water between Japan and Shemya (near Attu), they...
This system is expected to pass into comparative disuse with the graduating of men holding extra credit or displaced...
...took ex-captain Johnny Crocker exactly 45 seconds to whistle in a pass from defenseman Dick Greeley, but the Eagles came to and took over the offensive. Left defense Johnny Gallagher equalized the tally at 8:12 after breaking through the Harvard defense and into the clear to take a pass from Johnny Corcoran...
...again Lavalle who bore the brunt as the Eagles dominated play early in the second stanza, and the advantage shifted back and forth as each team drew successive penalties. A speedy B.C. defense broke up the Crimson attacks until Wally Sears took a sideline pass from Davy Key at 15:03 and blasted it through Bernie Burke...
...again by whacking a long one from the blue line which bounced past Lavalle. Things got hot and stayed hot. Moseley put the Crimson out in front again at 7:02 by flicking in a rebound. No more damage was done either way until Wally Sears took a Crocker pass at 17:40 on the blue line, upset two defensemen and rang up his second tally. The Eagles struck back with just over a minute to go, Mason angling through a Mahler Pass. HARVARD (4) B.C. (3) Sears lw Mahler Key, D. c McIntyre Crocker rw Corcoran Washburn ld Gallagher...