Word: lateralled
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a line which averaged 200 lb., but also protected a 7-point lead, gained when a lateral pass from Weinstock to Nicksick resulted in a touchdown. Before leaving Minneapolis, the 36 members of the Minnesota squad were presented with rabbits' feet by Mayor Bainbridge. They did no good at...
A few minutes later, after a 40-yd. march to Pitt's 18-yd. line, Minnesota sprang the "Sunday play"-a double lateral pass followed by a forward. Lund to Tenner-that it had saved for just such a crisis. The touchdown won the game, 13-to-7.
Retractable spoilers are curved structures extending up from the upper surface of the wing, which when combined with "air brake'' flaps, make lateral control easier.
A crowd of 4,500 saw the first game played on a muddy field which soon made the white shorts and light-blue-&-white Cambridge jerseys almost indistinguishable from Harvard's red shorts and jerseys. Cambridge stars included Leather, whose father was a British International (equivalent to U. S...
If rugby ever again becomes popular in the U. S., football crowds should approve some of its conventions. In rugby there are no time-outs (except for serious injuries), substitutions, blocking or forward passing. Lateral passes are the heart of the game. To aid the man with the ball, his...