Word: armed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Dodgers' injury problems worsened as starting pitcher John Tudor and right fielder Mike Marshall each were forced from the game. Tudor, bothered by hip and elbow problems throughout the season, left in the second inning with more arm trouble, and Marshall's weak back stiffened up in the third...
...course, the manner in which you have dealt with those out of the mainstream, left-leaning, beatniks-for divestment, has shown me you could be just the man for the job of congressional liasion. If you could be as successful using sleazy, dishonest, strong-arm tactics with the House of Representative as you have been with the divestment movement on your campus, we wouldn't need to waste so much time on illegal, covert activities like the Iran-Contra deal. Golly, if you could convince Congress that taking a vote on important issues was harmful to the democratic process (like...
Captain Maia Forman sets up a shot. Gradually lifting herself into the air is number 11. She pulls her arm back and spikes the ball down the middle of the Big Red's defense...
...Manhattan restaurant. But while striving for Park Avenue glamour, this NBC show has picked up its plots from Gimbels basement. Super- rich restaurateur Nick Tattinger (Stephen Collins) returns from a stay in Europe and sets about reviving the fortunes of his eatery, fending off a developer trying to strong-arm him into selling out and attempting to smooth relations with his high-society ex-wife (Blythe Danner, one of several good actors wasted). "This town -- it just brings out the extremes in me," says Nick. And in Tattingers as well. The '80s genre of tony ensemble dramas, which started with...
...much more of a passer than we had last year," Morton says. "Mark Johnson has a much stronger arm than [last year's starter and this year's reserve] Chris Rorke. He's the best pitcher on our baseball team, so he can really fire...