Word: passingly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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RushingG Att Yds Adv Lg TD Wayne Moore 1 5 97 19.4 73 1 Paul Connors 1 9 35 3.9 17 0 Ralph Polillio 1 8 26 3.2 8 0 Larry Brown 1 10 20 2.0 8 0 Passing G Cpl/A Yds Int TD Larry Brown 1 9/19 474 139 1 1 Pass Receiving G CT Yds Lg TD Paul Sablock 1 3 23 17 0 Ralph Polillio 1 2 68 50 1 John MacLeod 1 2 19 14 0 Paul Connors 1 1 12 12 0 Rich Horner 1 1 17 17 0 Tackling Leaders G Rkls Asst. Total...
...hundred and four minutes and 48 seconds of scoreless soccer ended halfway through the second 10-minute overtime period when Wesleyan's Paul Roland emerged from a scramble for the ball at the 18-yd. line, then laid a beautiful pass at the feet of Stan Hamilton. Hamilton had the simple task of shooting across the goalmouth past a helpless Harvard goalie Billy Blood for the game winner...
...second half, Diaz let a ball roll past him in front of the goal. Later, he corralled a precise through-pass from Mike Smith at the edge of the area but shot well over the bar before collapsing, head in hands onto the ground in frustration. And in overtime Nelson missed with an off-balance swipe at the ball as it rolled into the penalty area off the foot of freshman halfback Robert Fritz...
...sense of visual satire, not Lumet, who ridiculed television far better in Dog Day Afternoon. He does, however, evoke magnificent performances, especially from Peter Finch (who seems to have dropped out of sight lately), Faye Dunaway (well cast) and Robert Duvall. In any case, you would do well to pass this...
Today, Namibia is the apartheid state's apartheid state. It is administered by an official appointed from Pretoria, with the help of an all-white territorial assembly. Namibia, like South Africa, has its bantustans, its pass laws, its political detainees. If anything, the Namibian racial lines are drawn even more sharply; the living standard of blacks there is about half the poverty level of South African blacks. While a handful of white settlers and foreign nationals soak the territory for hundreds of millions in profits from the country's diamond, uranium and copper-rich land, most Africans continue...