Word: rans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...girl had just passed the main entrance to the Quad when a man who looked like he was in his late 20's jumped from a car and assaulted her. She screamed and kicked her assailant, who fled when several Shepard St. residents ran out to help...
...other sub-Cabinet appointments, Johnson picked John A. Carver Jr., 46, as Under Secretary of the Interior. Once a Boise attorney, Carver has solid Washington experience, ran the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the National Park Service among other agencies. And to head up the 170,000-man, $6 billion-a-year Veterans Administration (third largest Government employer behind Defense and the Post Office), Johnson chose William J. Driver, 46, a VA career man who has served as deputy administrator for nearly four years. Even on this less than Olympian level of Government, Johnson was being unusually reticent about discussing...
...added the final fillip-reaching back over his shoulder to pull in another wonderful 41-yd. pass at the 10, shrugging Defensive Halfback Bobby Boyd off his shoulders, staggering into the end zone to make it 27-0. Then, with 26 sec. still showing on the clock, both teams ran for their lives as the exultant Cleveland crowd surged onto the field...
...Louisiana State. On the night after Christmas, while 12,203 fans screamed themselves hoarse and a platoon of cheerleaders bounded about the court, Evansville trampled a good Massachusetts team, 113-82. Last week, with victories over South Dakota State (76-63) and South Dakota (98-71), the Aces ran their streak to eight straight, turned the small-college rankings race into a walkover-collecting all but one of the votes for the No. 1 spot...
...Cleveland's bisonic fullback Jimmy Brown turned the right corner and went 23 yards down the sideline, it was not only a fabulous run, with Baltimore tacklers hitting him and ricocheting in all directions; it also seemed possible that he might have stepped out of bounds. CBS immediately ran the play over again. An isolated camera had followed Brown from behind and it showed him weaving, feinting, then driving down field a few inches in bounds...