Word: armes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Jasinski was called for cross-checking with 35 seconds left, and Owen scored the game-winner by slipping the puck past Koziak and under the outstretched arm of Yale captain Gordie Ullman, son of NHL star Norm Ullman...
...team missed the services of several key relay members including Sato, whose arm injury prevented her from competing in both relay events and the team total did not indicate several strong individual efforts, coach Alice McCabe said yesterday...
...affect Douglas' intellect. His vision, temporarily impaired, is now back to normal, and he reads mail his wife Cathleen, 31, brings daily. His speech is improving markedly, though there are still traces of slurring. A slight drooping of the left side of his face persists. His left arm has responded somewhat to whirlpool baths and manipulation therapy, but it is still not usable (Douglas is right-handed). Worse, his left leg shows few signs of response. TIME has learned that his physicians now think it possible that the great outdoorsman will never walk again...
Sato injured her arm two weeks ago and will not swim at all today. Instead she will focus on the two diving events. Patterson will be in Minnesota for the weekend to chair a National Council of Indian Students' meeting...
...Scott-Stokes, John Nathan wrote his biography with the cooperation of Mishima's family. An associate professor of Japanese literature at Princeton, Nathan acted for a time as Mishima's translator; among other things, he impressed Mishima the muscle builder by being able to beat him at arm wrestling. Nathan's access to Mishima's family and friends yields fascinating gossip: details of the damp sickroom in which Mishima's dictatorial grandmother raised him until he was twelve, of his puritanical father's efforts to steer him away from writing and into the respectable...