Word: wings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Brown's opening goal was scored before the Crimson defense had even touched the ball. The Bruins' inside Phil McGuire stole the ball on the right side after Harvard's opening kickoff, moved it past midfield and lofted a long lead pass across to left wing Win Anakawa, who was all alone deep in Crimson territory...
Just three minutes later, Brown went ahead to stay, taking advantage of Harvard's right side defense which was weak throughout the game. Bruin left wing Win Anawaka, again all alone just outside the left end of the penalty area, took a pass from the right side and quickly leveled a hard shot past Bowditch into the near side...
Brown tallied early, at 4:40 of the first period. The Bruins' right wing passed the ball across the mouth of the net. Harvard goalie Norris Childs hesitated briefly, and center forward Mark Detora flicked the ball past him. The shot caromed off the post and in to the goal to give Brown a 1-0 lead...
Tempting Target. For months, row after row of U.S. aircraft-helicopters, fighter-bombers, long-range U-2 reconnaissance planes-have stood wing to wing at the important Bienhoa airport, a dozen miles northeast of Saigon...
...giving him power to prune the legal thicket, the Labor Government has chosen a barrister who is said to know more about common law than any man alive. Rarely has a new Lord Chancellor been so acclaimed. Gardiner is "probably the only left-wing lawyer unreservedly admired by a right-wing bar," says the London Sunday Times. The nonpolitical English Law Society predicts that "he will make the form of the law a living thing in the lives of the people...