Word: regaining
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...boners by George Chase, the Crimson's usually reliable third baseman, set up the first Terrier run in the second inning. With BU's John Poce on second. Ward had apparently picked the Terrier off. But in the ensuing rundown, Chase bobbled the ball, allowing Poce to regain second safely...
...week's end, McCarthy made one last desperate attempt to regain the offensive. Appearing at a meeting of the Marine Corps League in New Jersey to get the league's award for Americanism, ex-Marine McCarthy boldly announced that he was prepared to repeat his charges in public, as Lattimore had demanded, and dared anyone to sue him for libel. But what he produced was a far cry from his original talk of Communism and espionage; it was simply a weasel-worded statement that Owen Lattimore, Ambassador-at-large Philip Jessup and the State Department's John...
...only the ownership but the power of business has been dissipated," said Sawyer. "Both politically and economically, but chiefly politically, its power has dwindled. Agriculture and labor exercise the great political power. Business should regain some of that lost influence so that business, as well as labor and agriculture, becomes a major concern of the Government and the public at large...
...plant will turn out 1,000,000 barrels of beer a year, and put Newark close to the nation's biggest brewing centers-Milwaukee, St. Louis and New York. With its new plant, Anheuser-Busch will save on shipping costs to the East Coast. It also hopes to regain its place, lost a few years ago to Milwaukee's Schlitz, as the nation's biggest beer producer...
Depth paid off for the Elis, who put rested men in the water for every event. Only six men represented the Crimson, and most of these had to swim three times: the five minute rest-periods were too short for the swimmers to regain their wind...