Word: slot
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...football because of a log injury suffered this summer, played a good game both on offense and defense. For the past two years. Lowis has been the varsity's outstanding pass receiver. His return makes the squad much stronger in that department, besides increasing Crimson depth in the wingback slot...
...well-rested players will help bolster the Crimson forward wall. Metropouios will be back in his regular right guard slot, where he played before a muscle pull forced him to sit out the Crimson and Dartmouth games. And the first sophomore to start for the varsity this fall, Marv Labovits, will replace Jan Meyer, out with a pulled muscle, at center...
...blueprints and a cautions detour, the digging continued a few note feet, where it met a subterranean chamber extending beneath the sidewalk from the bank's lowest level. On the street they built a five foot five inch metal box housing a mirror, microphone, loudspeaker, window, and a slot for currently. A further adornment is the policeman who directs traffic and advises depositors on the mechanics...
...William Sloane; $3.50), takes its title from an old Australian word for the bundle of belongings swagmen carry as they tramp about the land. Macauley, at 35, was a proud and able swagman, i.e., itinerant sheep-station hand, who hated cities, where you always need "a penny for the slot and a key for the door." But he had a city wife until, on a visit home, he found her with another man. Breaking the bloke's jaw wasn't enough for Macauley; in a spiteful rage against his wife, he carried off their 3½-year...
...spry for a man with a gimpy leg. Halfback Murtland suited up and played right and left half with equal agility; Kyasky came in to limp through a touchdown drive; Fullback Pat Uebel started at left half, switched to right half and took his turn at the fullback slot besides. No matter who was playing where, Southpaw Holleder faked or ran, handed off or passed with the same precision. His passes were still a little hot for handling, but he eased up when it counted, and flipped a short one to End Don Satterfield for the first score. He called...