Word: fells
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...subject has felt drowsy, gotten a "slight buzz," and been "just bored" after the first three injections. Another has been sick every time. The subjects disagree as to whether it is worth $50, but they fell they are making a "contribution to science...
...different game. He put on a yellow sweat shirt, tied a bath towel around his neck like a cape. The boys headed for a 25-foot embankment. Dickie walked back from the brink, turned, ran as hard as he could, and jumped out into the air. He fell on his stomach. He lay on the ground, scratched and dirty, and unable to get up. His mother, summoned by the playmate, hurried him to a doctor; a few minutes later Dickie was being rushed to Glendale Community Hospital. His spleen was ruptured and he had other internal injuries...
Britain's 1950 coal output set a postwar record of 216,301,100 tonsbut it still fell 1,700,000 tons short of the nation's needs because of the soaring demand for power for the booming export drive and rearmament. British miners, dissatisfied with pay and conditions in the nationalized coal industry, were not giving their best. Thousands of them, tired of the dirty, dangerous work, quit to join the expanding armed forces or to take better-paying jobs in other industries. In 1950, the mining force fell from 708,900 to 688,600; absenteeism...
...Arcadia, Calif., favored Your Host, to Moonrush (and the rest of the field) in the $50,000 San Pasqual Handicap, when Your Host piled into another horse, fell, broke four small bones in his right front leg, apparently ended his racing career...
...unable to score at all. Captain Ed Smith, playing the full 40 minutes for the first time this year, was the Crimson's only scoring threat, but fatigue hampered him in the last minutes. Overeagerness to score prompted the Crimson to take shots from too far out when it fell further behind...