Word: ridings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Crimson coach Cooney Weiland has brought along a squad of 18 players, comprised of 11 linemen, two defenses, and two goalies. First line wingman Paul Kelley, who cracked a bone above his knee a week ago, is along for the ride but will not play...
...touting of Marxist-Leninist heroes, the U.S.S.R.'s Soviet Culture pounced upon none other than Poet Henry Wadsworth (Paul Revere's Ride) Longfellow, ballyhooed him as "a humanitarian who condemned war and demanded its abolition . . . one of the most beloved . . . poets in the world, despite attempts by modern bourgeois critics to knock him from his pedestal...
...CLOUD of dust is rising up above the cathode horizon, and soon the biggest passel of straight-shooting, clean-living Westerners ever to jingle on screen will ride into TV. In its insatiable search for material, television is transforming the traditional horse opera into the "adult western." The results, which pushed one western last week to No. 3 in the Trendex popularity poll, have encouraged the networks into preparing a whole herd of new westerns for next fall in the biggest visible trend for the coming TV season. See TV-RADIO, High in the Saddle...
...this top five will ride the varsity's main hope of victory. If the Crimson is to win this one, at least four of this qurintet will have to win, and quite possibly five. At this point, the chances of this happening seem pretty good...
...first complete draft of "Hiawatha," on exhibit at Houghton Library, reveals that Longfellow first called it "Manabozha." Other manuscripts on display include "Priscilla," "Evangeline," and "Paul Revere's Ride...