Word: slid
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...world's largest (412 ft. long), best staffed (a crew of 254) and most expensive (more than $5 million a year to maintain). But even in the balmy Mexican Pacific, the Queen fretted about the rough California seas ahead. The gray, foreboding skies settled in just before Britannia slid up to San Diego's Broadway Pier a week ago last Saturday...
...British press cooked up a fine frenzy over Jerry Lee's marriage to his 13-year-old cousin Myra Brown. Women married young back in Ferriday, La., but this was no matter to Americans either. They joined in the censure; Jerry Lee's name slid to the bottom of the pop charts, and then below...
...Taylor had pulled Tortorella, who played his usual outstanding game, with about 40 seconds left in the contest, and 10 seconds later defenseman Mitch Olson took advantage of the situation, poking the puck in the direction of the open net. As the Elis looked on helplessly, the puck slid slowly down the ice unmolested and straight into the goal...
...family crowd, police have cracked down on overt cocaine use. Another problem: more resorts fighting for a stable pool of skiers. Since 1975 the number of ski areas in Colorado alone has snowballed from 27 to 35, and Aspen's share of the state pie has slid from 29.5% in 1972-73 to 15.7% last season...
...then Britz was called for interference in his own zone, which led to the tying goal 1:24 later, Sweeney, who later set up the game winner, slid the puck across the crease to an unguarded BlossomCrimsonTimothy W. PlassGREG CHALMERS scores one of his three goals (according to the press box consensus; the officials credited him with two) past B.C.'s BILLY SWITAJ in the Eagles' Beanpot victory last night. The newly-formed line of Chalmers, Greg Britz and Tony Visone almost won it for Harvard, but B.C. struck late in regulation and in overtime to send the Crimson...