Word: stoles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Midway through the second period, Crimson center Bob Farrell stole the puck from the B.C. defense, and coolly flicked a shot over the sprawling goalie. Barely a minute later Boston College was out in front again, as Bucciero took the puck from a flustered Crimson defenseman and slipped it under the surprised Oldfield. Although Harvard dominated the remainder of the second period, outshooting B.C. 13-2, fine goaltending held them scoreless...
...with Dame May Whitty, Katharine Cornell, Judith Anderson and Helen Hayes. What is he doing playing opposite Adam West in Batman? Evans concedes that the TV scripts are sometimes "ridiculous" and the casts hardly top drawer. There are physical hazards, too. In Marrakesh, while filming / Spy, a street urchin stole his arch supports! On the Tarzan set in Mexico, his pants were singed in a fire, and he got cut and bruised clambering up a cliff...
...point game again--and Harvard had its first field basket since Jerry O'Neil's short pop shot over eight minutes before. The Terriers scrambled to get the ball in play, but Johnson got his long arms in the way, stole the ball, and hit Grate who flipped in a three-foot turn-around. The ball trickled in over the front rim, and now it was B.U. calling for time. Eight seconds left...
Last year the Harvard squash team lost the Intercollegiate Team Championship for the first time since 1961, when Navy stole the title by a single point. "The service teams are always tough," Barnaby said...
...looking for-Papa Doc, the Tontons Macoute, Black Power, a sick society. The visitor without this preconception will see little or nothing of Haiti's cloak-and-dagger world. He will be overwhelmed instead by the Haitian people who have spurned those who strutted in the capital and stole their taxes, from Dessaline's time to the present. The Haitians continue through all this to be the most creative, outgoing, generous and ebullient people in the Caribbean; and the poorest-but without a trace of self-pity, xenophobia, or racial arrogance...