Word: remained
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...team, which very seldom has gone anywhere in world competition, is picked in regional tryouts similar to those of baseball. The best men in the regionals then go to the finals--in 1936 it was in Brooklyn--when the final squad is picked and a couple of weeks then remain for the coaches to make the players into a team. In 1936 Andrew Guyda, the Crimson Freshman soccer coach, played wing and halfback for the American team which lost to India, the squad which eventually copped the world title...
...Eisler's troubles did not end when he caught Myers napping. As soon as he crossed the border at Calexico, Calif., he was picked up by immigration authorities. He was allowed to remain in the U.S. only after he had sworn that he had never been a Communist and that he hated Stalin as much as he hated Hitler...
...wholesale food prices, which had started to drop in keeping with the drop on the exchanges, also went up again. The rise continued as trading opened this week. As long as the Government insisted on enormous food exports, despite the bad corn crop, traders were sure grain prices would remain high or go higher...
...fair wind but eventually become becalmed on a sea of pretentious ideas. In The Judge's Story, Morgan shunts his characters around to illustrate a problem which is too big for them, and too big for his novel: ". . . The problem . . . of how, in the modern world, to remain civilized and free...
Although Hal's qualities as a prophet remain to be tested, the Crimson's football fans can be assured that he has done all that is possible to make his prophecies realize themselves. In doing so, he is drawing on the experiences gained in more than 15 years in college football and coaching...