Word: fields
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Leverett and Dunster deadlocked, 0 to 0, yesterday afternoon, while Eliot, which was supposed to play Dudley, scrimmaged on the adjoining field. Dudley, defeated in three starts, failed to appear on the scene...
...kidney stones, branching out to see what they could tell about disorders at the base of the skull. In France in World War I, he took X rays for operations to be performed by the late great Brain Surgeon Harvey Gushing. Dr. Brown worked day & night with virtually unshielded field equipment, ignoring the invisible peril...
Several times in his writing life-in his study of Jesuit Edmund Campion, in Brideshead Revisited, and now in Helena -Author Waugh has tried to clear the satiric brambles out of his literary field, and to plant in their stead the herb of grace. He has had no very impressive crop so far, but most Waugh readers don't mind. They can be pretty sure another season will bring forth a bucketful of raspberries on the old Waugh briers...
...Helena, he found a marvelously neat reason for his defeat at Waterloo. He attributed it largely to the stupidity of the Duke of Wellington, who selected a battlefield from which it was impossible to effect a retreat. Hence, Wellington & Co. had no option but to go on holding the field even after they had lost it. "Oh, strange irony of human affairs!" murmurs the exiled logician as he looks back on the blundering British...
...observed the Army jayvees' 41 to 0 win over Harvard Saturday morning on the freshman field, it was obvious from the first play what Army varsity coach Earl Blaik has been pointing for this season...