Word: smith
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...undergoing final shakedowns for its second scrimmage to be played at the Boston Lacrosse Club on Saturday, April 14, and for its opener with M.I.T. on the 21st. As it shapes up now, the line is as follows: Rogers, goal; Pierce, Foster, and Wood, inner defense; Borg, Smith and Arias, midfield; Keegen, Hanley and Gradey, inside attack...
...S/SGT.) FLOYD SMITH...
While big John Lewis and the soft-coal operators jousted in a cloud of cigar smoke, the nation's soft-coal miners went to the polls. They voted, under the Smith-Connally Act, on what John Lewis disdainfully called a trick question: "Do you wish to permit an interruption of war production in wartime as a result of this dispute?" Their answer: yes, 208,797; no, 25,158. John Lewis could now legally shut down the mines...
...furore died, gambling ran on as usual. At Reno's big Harold's Club, 57-year-old Manager Raymond Smith went on elbowing hospitably through crowds, calling "Why, hello there, friends!" and occasionally doubling bets...
Speed & Daring. George Smith Patton Jr., third in three generations to bear the name,* is fast becoming a legend. The U.S. public, always more interested in the ballcarrier than in the blockers who open a hole for him, liked Patton's flourishes, his flamboyance, his victories...