Word: goals
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...YEAR WHEN ALL STATESMEN, DIPLOMATS AND POLITICIANS FAILED AT PEACE, THERE IS BUT ONE MAN OF THE YEAR. HE IS THE SOLDIER IN KOREA, FIGHTING AND DYING FOR A SPIRITUAL GOAL IN A MATERIAL WORLD...
Stalin . . . He has achieved his goal in bringing grief to the world...
...sailor in Malta asked for the roar of the crowd when his soccer team (Tottenham Hotspurs) scored a goal; another wanted to hear his favorite pub owner calling the traditional closing-time chant: "Time, gentlemen, please!"; an airman asked for a "cockney barrow boy selling his wares." Oddest request came from a lonesome telegrapher in South Africa: he wanted to hear again the thunder of airplanes roaring low over his home just before they landed at London Airport...
After a tight, closely-fought first period, Jimmy Colt made a screen shot to score the first Crimson goal at 4:19 of the second period. "Woodpecker" Wood passed to Job Bray to set up the second tally for the home team at 9:14 of the third period. Three minutes later, Bray raised a long shot from the blue line, and Wood deflected the puck into the nets for the last goal of the game...
Leverett, skating without four of its regular forwards, was unable to score again on Dunster goalie Hank Feldman until, with three minutes to play in the game, Charlie Boit tapped in a soft shot for the winning goal...