Word: sticked
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Elbows flew wildly throughout the third period, as the Crimson put a sharp Brown goalie, Dave Halvorsen, to the test. Unfortunately he passed. Crimson wing George Chase left the ice with a stick cut over his ear, and after a solo drive by Norm Wood had been twarted by Halvorsen, Keefe and Bob Pettit combined again for the fourth Bruin score...
Military Gesture. In Albuquerque, Judge Findlay Morrow, dismissing charges against a soldier, ruled that it was not disorderly conduct for him to stick his tongue out at a scolding policeman...
...course, if your reviewer means to deny that Mr. Morrison is an artist--to deny, that is, that he has created a fictional world in his novel--that is another matter. To make such a denial stick would require some evidence and some argument, neither of which is offered. Your reviewer concludes patronizingly: "before he writes another novel, Mr. Morrison should get to know his students a lot better." Would it be unkind to suggest that before he writes another review of a novel, your reviewer should get to know a lot more about how to read fiction...
Actually, the Crimson deserved to win this exciting contest, for it was clearly the better team. But the energetic Indians, playing their second top opponent in two nights, won the approval of the 1,500 onlookers, and came within a stick length of tying the score at the very...
Titcomb agreed with Stead man, but added that the serge might be fiannel instead, and is folded over the wooden stick of Wilde...