Word: quickly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...their season's debut at the Stadium, Henry Lamar's boys controlled the ball almost all the way, but time after time missed scoring opportunities. Late in the game, Andover, which trailed 7 to 0 at halftime, dashed to two quick scores to take the game...
Yesterday brought the first football weather to Cambridge--bright, hard sunshine that gave way to quick cold towards suppertime. But yesterday brought the Varsity back with a bang from its two-day spree to the same work they have been doing for a month...
...Route 16. None of them is named Garbo. Hence the annual get-acquainted dance of Lasell Junior College will get underway no later than 8 P.M., Saturday night, October 2. The girls want 100 sophomores and freshmen to sample the punch, dance, and do card tricks and are quick to admit there will be 200 of them. The only files in the ointment are M.I.T., B.C., B.U., and Tufts...
Matisse divides his attention equally between model and picture, turning from one to another with the quick, concentrated attention of a fan at a tennis match. When he looks at the model his brush hovers in midair; when he turns back to the canvas it hesitates a split second, then dips and weaves as swiftly as a swallow building a nest...
...Quick Action. In little more than a year he had closed plants in four New England towns, sold their machinery, abolished the jobs of 5,000 workers. Last week Roy Little announced that he would also close his sheet and blanket factory in Nashua, N.H., and open up six new plants in Puerto Rico. In Nashua 3,500 more workers were out of jobs...