Word: maneuverability
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Alexander accused the Yale undergraduates of "regrettable cowardice," resulting from the fear of suffering two losses instead of one on Saturday afternoon. He promised, however, to use every possible "unconstitutional maneuver" to bring the Elis to task and to battle. "We shall accomplish our end," Alexander declared.
The Soviet Union's policy has definitely changed, declared Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito last week, and as a result, he said, international tension has eased. "If anyone is competent to recognize a trap, it is we," said Communism's No. 11 heretic, who is, of course, still...
While this maneuver was a wise one under the circumstances, some other Crimson tactics were inconsistent and indefensible. It is hard to reconcile an ultraconservative policy of punting with third down and seven on one's own 20 in the middle of the score-less first quarter with the extreme...
Four years later, using all their past chicanery, including forward passes, fake kicks and twisting punts, the Indians eventually did maneuver their upset. After ten consecutive losses to Harvard, they triumphed in the Stadium, 23 to 15. The game was played with ill feeling on both sides. Indian players Wauseka...
When Chrysler Corp. went through its last big model change two years ago, the company thought it had its finger firmly on the public pulse. Corporation surveys showed that customers wanted shorter, easier-to-maneuver cars with less chrome and plenty of interior height so nobody mashed his hat. The...