Winder had not given any instructions before the battle in the case of a retreat and as the American militia left the battlefield, he issued contradictory orders to halt and reform, or fall back on the Capitol where Secretary of War John Armstrong, Jr. hoped vainly to make a stand, using the federal buildings as strongpoints, or retreat through Georgetown to Tenleytown.

Pro Bowl running back Sammy Winder was the Broncos ' top rusher with 789 yards and 9 touchdowns, while also catching 26 passes for another 171 yards and 5 touchdowns.

The first was a personal foul called on Harry Carson, who was penalized for hitting Winder out of bounds.

On third down, Elway pitched the ball to Winder, who tried to score on a run to the outside, but linebacker Carl Banks tackled him for a 4-yard loss.

Running back Sammy Winder was the leading rusher with 741 yards and six touchdowns, while fullback Gene Lang rushed for 304 yards and caught 17 receptions.

David F. Winder, Medal of Honor recipient for actions in Vietnam War.

There are special rules for stairs with tapered steps as shown in the image Example of Winder Stairs above

Winchester also produced a large number of Single Shots in. 22 caliber for the US Army as a marksmanship training rifle, the " Winder musket.

Vetinari was able to drop his bloodless sword beside Winder's corpse, unused, and leave-all seemingly unobserved by anyone in the room, save Winder ( though it was hinted that the party was arranged for the very occasion of Winder's assassination ).

In The Colour of Magic, Rincewind is brought before " the Patrician " but it is not clear whether this Patrician is Vetinari or his predecessor, Mad Lord Snapcase, or possibly even Homicidal Lord Winder, although the description of this Patrician does not seem to tally with that of Vetinari, as the Patrician in question is, for example, described as obese – a trait his two predecessors did possess, but which he lacks.

The ruler, Lord Winder, is effectively assassinated by the young Assassin's Guild student Havelock Vetinari, and the new Patrician Lord Snapcase calls for a complete amnesty.

* Winder ( device ), a device for transferring energy into a mechanical storage such as mainsprings or the weights of a longcase clock.

* Winder is used for winding materials in roll form which can be processed on a roll slitting machine

George Reynolds testified in the Smoot Hearings before the U. S. Senate that he, Charles W. Penrose, and John R. Winder edited the manifesto that President Wilford Woodruff delivered, preparing it for publication.

Broncos quarterback John Elway ran for a touchdown and passed for another one as he led Denver to a victory, while running back Sammy Winder rushed for 102 yards and caught a pass for 16.

While US 29 now follows the route of University Parkway for much of the distance between Athens and Lawrenceville, the Bankhead route followed the present Business US 29 ( Winder Hwy.

He was presumably infected by his older partner who pressured him into having unprotected sex, according to Action for AIDS programme director Roger Winder.

Accessories for the AE-1 included the Canon Winder A ( motorized single frame film advance up to 2 frames per second ), the Canon Databack A ( sequential numbering or date stamping on the film ), and the Canon Speedlite 155A ( guide number 56 / 17 ( feet / meters ) at ASA 100 ) and Canon Speedlite 177A ( guide number 83 / 25 ( feet / meters ) at ASA 100 ) electronic flashes.

On September 3, 2006, the final game of the 2006 season, a capacity crowd filled Ray Winder Field as fans returned for the last Traveler game at Ray Winder Field.

Commemorative ticket for the Arkansas Travelers final game in Ray Winder Field.

Ray Winder Field sat vacant for almost five years while forces outside of organized baseball determined the future of this historic ballpark.

** War of 1812 – Battle of Stoney Creek: A British force of 700 under John Vincent defeat an American force three times its size under William Winder and John Chandler.

Example of Winder Stairs with a simple handrail supported by three newel posts.

Monroe moved companies and detachments about without correcting the major faults of his position, while Winder moved the three militia regiments into even more exposed positions further behind the Baltimore artillery's redoubt, although Monroe reinforced them with a militia artillery company under Captain Benjamin Burch.

Then, Elway completed 3 consecutive passes: a 14-yard completion to running back Sammy Winder, an 11-yard completion to tight end Orson Mobley, and a 9-yard screen pass to Winder.

Elway responded with a 20-yard touchdown pass to Winder, taking the lead back with less than five minutes left in regulation.

The Broncos then took the lead on a long drive that ended with a 20-yard touchdown pass from quarterback John Elway to running back Sammy Winder, making the score 38-31 with 6 minutes left.

In the fourth quarter, the Browns drove 87 yards and tied the score with Kosar's 4-yard touchdown pass to Webster Slaughter, but it was countered by Elway's 20-yard touchdown pass to running back Sammy Winder with 4 minutes left in the game.

The 110 Winder II, introduced in 1982, added a continuous shooting mode and improved the battery cover door, which was rather fragile on the original.

When the British began probing actions on Baltimore's inner defenses, the American line was defended by 100 cannon and more than 10, 000 regular troops, including two shadowing infantry regiments commanded by general officers Stricker and Winder as well as a few thousand local militia and irregulars.

A prolific author himself, Winder has had more than 20 books published.

As they prepared to envelop the American left, Winder led a counter-attack against Thornton by Sterrett's 5th Maryland militia, joined by other detachments.

There was a brief clash with Ross's leading troops on 22 August, and Winder ordered a hasty retreat to the Long Old Fields.

However, as the 1 / 44th threatened Smith's open left flank, Winder ordered Smith to retreat also.

* Levin Winder, the governor of Maryland from 1812 – 1816

Winder had at least 1, 000 regulars from the U. S. Army, U. S. Navy and U. S. Marine Corps regulars and some 7, 000 militia and volunteers from the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia at his disposal.

William Henry Winder ( 1775 – 1824 ) was an American soldier and a Maryland lawyer.

Winder was born in Somerset County, Maryland.

Both Winder and Secretary of State James Monroe later tinkered with Stansbury's dispositions.

A brigade under Brigadier General William H. Winder first followed up Vincent, but Winder decided that Vincent's forces were too strong to engage, and halted at the Forty Mile Creek.

Gen. Charles S. Winder commanded the brigade and there were no more defeats in store.

In the Northern Virginia Campaign, the brigade suffered high casualties at the Battle of Cedar Mountain and General Winder was killed on August 9, 1862.