Word: attack
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...heart of the matter was in Moscow. "We've been extraordinarily forgiving and forbearing with the Russians," said Douglas. "We have pretended that the attack of the North Koreans was an attack by North Koreans alone . . . We are pretending that the attack of the Chinese Communists is an isolated act whereas we know that it is with the consent and direction of Russia. We have turned the other cheek twice and I believe in a limited application of the Sermon on the Mount. But I also believe in the American slogan, three strikes...
...Stooped, fierce-eyed old Cordell Hull said that he felt exactly the same about the "situation today" as he did when he dressed down Japanese peace emissaries after the attack at Pearl Harbor...
...Terriers, playing their first game, let the Crimson pick up an early lead on goals by Nat Harris and Bill Timpson. Meanwhile, the Crimson defense checked hard enough to keep the B.U. forwards off balance, unable to press an attack. The Crimson led at the end of the first period...
...took the lead permanently at 10:24 when John Kelley scored on a high hard shot. Half a minute later, Co-Captain Ed Cahoon tipped the puck in to climax a ganging attack. The Crimson was one man short during both of these scores, and the defense didn't seem to be able to handle B.U.'s extra-manplays. The Terriers, clearly faster and sharper-passing, set up and took any shots they wanted...
Defense, oddly enough, is B.U.'s weakness, according to coach Harry Cleverly. The Terriers lost, through graduation, their first rear guard combination of Walt Anderson and Walt Jurglevich, defensemen, and Ike Bevins, goalie. But five of their first six forwards are veterans; so powerful is the B.U. attack that co-Captain Jack Garrity, top national scorer, centers the second line. The lineup: HARVARD B.U. Richardson g Bradley Burke ld Czarnota Carman rd Folino Preston (C) c Cahoon (C) Marshall rw J. Kelley Kittredge lw Denning