Word: wing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Butte. Nixon had planned to fly on to Wyoming for speeches at Worland, Casper and Cheyenne, but an early-season snowstorm left him stranded overnight in Bozeman. The Cheyenne speech, which had already been released to the press, was another attack against "the Democratic Party's left-wing clique, which has been so blind to, and has tolerated, the Communist conspiracy in the United States." It also included something that is almost certain to explode into bitter controversy: a list of twelve security cases (unnamed and listed only as Employee A, Employee B, etc.) taken from Government loyalty files...
...against Brown because of an injured ankle. John Hennessey, who gained consistent yardage in last Saturday's 7 to 2 loss to Dartmouth, is again slated to replace Stahura. The rest of the freshman backfield will include Tom Fritz at fullback, Ashton Hallett at quarterback, and Tom Zierk at wing-back...
Furcolo had an excellent record as a member of the House of Representatives. So good in fact that in 1950 the Washington Press Club chose him as one of the ten best first-term legislators. His voting followed the pattern set by the Northern wing of the Democratic party--strongly in favor of internationalist legislation such as Point Four and Mutual Security Aid, extended reciprocal trade agreements, as well as liberal welfare and social legislation. As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, he continually advocated strong defense appropriations...
...McIntosh and Karim Khan, the first string wings, have accounted for five goals so far. The versatile McIntosh, who plays both wings equally well, scored his three goals in the M.I.T. game, and Khan got the initial goals against Exeter and Tech. Alternate wing Nick Beilenson also tallied against M.I.T...
...critics of Jordan, it should ge pointed out that this was a well-coached Crimson football team making mistakes of inexperience, playing overly cautious football. Jordan has never built his single wing around flash and surprise, but its power, as evidence during the ill-fated 70-yard match is gratifying football to watch, and it is the same type of solid football which has brought Harvard to League respectability over the past four years. You may decry the lack of variety and imagination, but you would do well never to undersell the blocking of a Jerry Marsh, the running...