Word: sticked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Teddy, the academic philosopher, they are a dreadful lot ("You're just objects"), and his devotion to "intellectual equilibrium" is his defense against their chaotic passions. His wife Ruth-provocatively passive, a lazy stick of dynamite waiting for the grasping hands of violent men-is oddly, if languidly, fascinated by this ménage. Even though she has three sons of her own, it is obvious that her husband's emotional aridity has left her sexually parched. "Oh, I was thirsty," she says, as she drains a glass of water in some seductive byplay with Brother Lenny. Soon...
...Crimson amassed its lead in the second period, after the evenly matched teams battled through a scrreless opening frame. Pete Waldinger, resurrected from the bench after a stick to Bobby Bauer's eye forced a realignment, scored the first two, and Pete Mueller added the third...
Then at 12:02 Jack Garrity, the Crimson's most persistent forechecker, parlayed his distinctive move into Harvard's fifth goal at 12:02. Garrity harried Tiger defenseman John Baker with two well-aimed slashes, knocked Baker's stick away and captured the puck on the third, and was all alone for a lamp-lighting backhander...
...point is clear: if, for reason or reasons unknown, you find yourself in the Cinerama Theatre one night, stick around for the opening of the curtain and then leave fast. As interesting, even amusing, storytelling, Grand Prix is just this side of wretched; as film-making, Grand Prix is (no pun intended) the pits...
...goal that gave Harvard the lead for good. The sophomore defenseman, filling in for the injured Charlie Scammon, carried the puck with a burst of speed into the RPI zone and dropped a pass for George Murphy. The second-line winger's shot rebounded off Nichol's stick to Ben Smith, who lit the lamp from five feet...