Word: trickyness
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The biggest corps of newsmen ever to cover one man in the U.S. swarmed into Abilene, Kans. last week. More than 500 reporters, radio, TV and newsreel men (divided into groups with colored badges) sent out close to 500,000 words on General Eisenhower's homecoming, his first speech...
Members of the International House squad showed much more polish than in heir previous games. Their stick work was tricky, their drives long and hard and their speed aided in wearing out the Annex. Most of their fouls were called for sticks and for turning on the ball.
It was apparent from the beginning that the Yardlings din't have the material to compete against the smooth playing, tricky shooting Bulldogs. The Blue midfield was the outstanding factor in the topheavy score with the first three midfielders accounting for 13 of the Yale tallies.
¶ Even in tiny doses, hormones are enormously powerful. And in the minutest quantities, radioactive elements can be "watched" as they travel through the body. To combine these two virtues in a single substance, the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases is sponsoring a project to manufacture about one...
Almost against its will, the U.N. had uncovered a wonderful political and psychological asset in Asia-100,000 living witnesses against the hatefulness and tyranny of Communism. It was unfortunate that this great asset stood in the way of a truce. It had to be hoarded, notwithstanding, and the U.N...