Word: rans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Leverett and Eliot grid teams fought to victory in close contests with the Dunster and Winthrop aggregations yesterday. The Rabbits ran up the largest score of the two, defeating their Pioneer opponents 13-0, while the Elephants nosed out the Puritans...
...punted from their own territory and Kirkland's safety man returned the punt only to lose the ball on a fumble when tackled. The Dunster team could not move the ball the required ten yards. Later a fifteen yard penalty placed the bal almost on the Dunster goal. McClure ran it over, and a pass made the extra point...
Michigan towns this year have had twelve successful bank robberies. Midland, Mich., fearing that her turn might come, had deputized several businessmen to bear arms against such an emergency. One morning last week two gunmen entered Midland's Chemical State Savings Bank. The bank cashier ran to the bank president's aid, and the bandits began to fire, wounded both, ran out into the street, jumped into a car. Plunk! A bullet struck the driver's arm, the car crashed. The bandits leaped out, looked around for their enemy, shot an innocent truck driver who was passing...
...fought it all the way back to the U. S. Senate; he buttonholed his ex-colleagues until they granted him extraordinary permission to state his case on the floor of the Senate, which he did for 5½ purple hours- in vain. In 1934 he swallowed his pride, ran for Congressman from the Fifth Alabama District, the comparatively lowly job he had held for eight and a half terms (1904-21) before he found his way to the Senate. Ungrateful constituents placed Congressional Candidate Heflin no better than third, so he rushed back to Washington and the Federal job dispensers...
...Chicago, John Kay rushed out of his office to go to a hospital to visit his wife and newborn child, ran down the hall, dashed through an open elevator door, dropped five floors to his death...