Word: dashings
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They will fight, foot for foot, the enemy's attempt to dash across our land and to reduce the amount of our soil violated by the invader...
...only a run-down vacant lot on the edge of East Cambridge. Overgrown with weeds and tall grass, littered with broken bottles and rusty tin cans--hardly an inspiring sight. But add to this eyesore 235 play-hungry kids, a brigade of willing undergraduates, and a dash of cooperation from the City of Cambridge. Result: a recipe for civic improvement. A dash of cooperation? None is forthcoming. The local Park Board has contributed only an official frown...
...group [Vassar women] seem to be pugnacious feminists. ... A dash of snobbishness comes in the intellectual line sometimes. . . . None of them I've met is dull, although in a few scattered cases it might seem a public duty to strangle them. As a group I'd rate them high in intelligence, sincerity and the good solid qualities that make good citizens, friends and especially wives...
...Donahue and Captain Jim Lightbody scored doubles for the Crimson, while Ritter accounted for ten points for the Indians. Winning the hundred yard dash, Ritter broke the Dartmouth record with a 9.9 second performance...
Perhaps the best performance of the day was turned in by Roger Shafer. He ran second to Donahue in the hurdles, running the 120-yard highs in 14.8 seconds, his best performance to date. Pushed into the 220-yard dash because of the absence of the regular sprinters, he finished second in the creditable time of 22.2 seconds...