Word: plugged
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Dudley Hall, which had the largest turnout at its first practice four weeks ago, had trouble mustering an 11-man team Friday. It had a total of thirteen men to plug the large holes bored by an undefeated Kirkland House offense for 32 minutes of play...
...they have all the answers, but they believe that their techniques of healing, still very largely in the experimental stage, have had some extraordinary results. They are not always sure just how or why their techniques work, but so long as the patient gets better, they are content to plug away at the techniques and let the theories wait. Psychiatrists use great doses of good will, some guesswork, and a few tricks picked up from mankind's troubled past...
Through a Loophole. Crosby, no mean businessman himself, became a director of Vacuum Foods, in which he recently bought 20,000 shares of stock at lof a share. He has agreed, at an undisclosed salary, to plug the juice on a transcribed song & chatter program five days a week. (Philco Corp., which has Crosby under exclusive contract, has agreed to let him be Minute Maid's man for a daily kind word for Philco products...
...certain yet just why penicillin dust works on colds. But last week's Journal of the American Medical Association published a cautious and belated plug lor a treatment that has already become popular. A group of doctors who tried inhaled penicillin dust on 169 cold patients reported that it helped 80%. Often the patients' noses came unplugged and they could breathe more easily immediately after the treatment...
Johnny Florentine may be remembered by Stadiumgoers as the man who pulled the Gionfriddo catch last fall on wobbly Gannon pass to beat Holy Cross 7-0. Shifted to center by Dick Harlow to plug the gap in the middle of the line last year, the former Boston College High athlete is now matriculating at his old position. He's a Junior...