Word: wings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...pressure applied by Harvard's first line paid off in Mueller's goal less than two minutes inter. The sophomore wing slapped home a pass from behind the net by Kent Parrot, as B.C. goalie George McPhee was caught slowly rising from an earlier shot...
...Farrell centers on the all-Canadian second line, with Andre Lemieux at right wing and Ron Mark, a teammate of Farrell's at Kitchener-Waterloo and current scoring leader with nine goals, on the left...
...Tigers held Harvard to a 1-0 first period lead. That goal was set up by defenseman Don Grimble, who recovered the puck in the Princeton zone and passed to sophomore right wing Pete Mueller near the face-off circle. Mueller's centering pass went across the crease to Parrot, who poked it in from the goal's left corner...
...1930s, Muggeridge toured Russia to see what wonders the Bolshevik Revolution had wrought. When he became aware of mass starvation and terrorism, he discarded his comfortable left-wing views for life and became a determined foe of Communism. It was this experience that turned him into such a mordant critic of his fellow...
Back in the days of flivvers and flappers, the Ford Tri-Motor transport was the workhorse of U.S. aviation. The "Tin Goose" was shaped like a slightly rhomboid crackerbox, sheathed in corrugated aluminum and equipped with engines slung under each wing and planted on its nose. It flew for every budding U.S. airline, for the Army, the Navy, the Marines. It hauled passengers and freight, landed on wheels, pontoons and skis. Nearly 200 Ford Tri-Motors were built between 1925 and 1932. Astonishingly, some 28 of these chicle, cattle, piping-and people-ferrying air craft are still flying between remote...