Word: sticked
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Author Faulkner should stick to novels. Nobody connected with "gadgets" thinks that they are infallible. That's why we don't land completely blind . . . and one can only speculate on what went on in the pilot's mind...
Coach Cooney Weiland will use the same lineup the played against Brown. First line wing Torry O'Malley, recipient of a broken nose from a Bruin stick, is expected to be ready for action. Joe Crehore, who has scored three goals in the last two games, will probably alternate again with Dough Manchester on the first line, thus freeing him for spot duty at defense...
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. '38, professor in History, hoped the Democrats would stick to their campaign platform. Schlesinger, who is National Chairman of the ADA, added that unless the Democrats' policies had changed since the campaign, they should find much of Eisenhower's program unacceptable...
...British moviemakers were wise enough to stick to what they do best-the "little picture" that costs around ?150,000 ($420,000). During the year the British released in the U.S. two superb little farces (Genevieve and High and Dry}, another almost their equal (The Final Test), and a picture about childhood (The Little Kidnappers) that catches the radiance and anguish of life's morning in frames of quiet poetry. At year's end, too, came a somewhat fuddled but heartfelt and intelligent adaptation of Graham Greene's novel The Heart of the Matter...
Says the Canadiens' press book of Boom-Boom: "His biggest failing seems to be his inability to play consistently, probably due to his fiery nature and temperament." Last season fiery-natured Geoffrion got into a stick-swinging brawl with the Rangers' Ron Murphy. The Canadiens say Murphy swung first but missed, then Geoffrion naturally retaliated-and broke Murphy's jaw. Geoffrion was fined and forbidden to play the Rangers for the rest of the season...