Word: pistoleer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...crowd in the Louisiana State University Coliseum. L.S.U. Guard Pete Maravich (TIME, Jan. 19, 1968) tried, but all he could manage was 0,0,0,0,0 -five missed jump shots in a row. Finally, with 4 min. 41 sec. remaining in the game against the University of Mississippi, Pistol Pete popped a 23-ft. jumper from the right side. The shot boosted Maravich's collegiate scoring total to 2,975 points, eclipsing the record set by Oscar Robertson at the University of Cincinnati a decade...
...games last week, Maravich scored a total of 101 points, pushing his career total to 3,088. With eleven games remaining, the only question now is how soon he will reach the 3,500 mark. No one is more awed by Pistol Pete's sharpshooting than his father, Press Maravich, the L.S.U. coach. "Who would ever have dreamed," he says, "that that little kid who said 'Hey, Dad, give me a shot,' would do this...
...Seattle operagoers greeted the dramatic yarn of George and Lennie with tense attention. At opera's end, Lennie and George are crouched in the same cornfield. In a final gesture of love, George shoots Lennie to save him from the lynchers, and the curtain falls after the final pistol shot...
...Pusey's letter was most unfortune. Even John Powers, who shared Pusey's feelings that the Patriots should be k?et away from Cambridge, was one of the disappointed people. "It was as if Pusey went up to the Patriots with a pistol in his back pocket and a snowball in ??s hand, and threw the snowball." Powers explained...
Powers' eminence aside, I don't think that Pusey had a pistol at his disposal. It's true that we'd be better off without the traffic, but it won't kill us either. And maybe Harvard officials would ?? become best friends with Patriot coach Clive Rush, but even if he did choos to insult us, I think we'd survive. Pusey didn't cite problems of cooperation ?s one of the reasons he didn't want the Patriots around, but it was probably ?ne of his considerations...