Word: bone
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Penn runs a version of the Wishbone that has come to be called the Multi-bone. Quarterback Gary Vura runs the option and pitches to halfback Steve Rubin (426 yds. in only five games) or fullback Rick Beauvais. Vura throws badly. The Penn defense is not very good either...
...resurrection of sorts, and should prove tough in Philadelphia. The Quakers held Yale to eight points in miserable weather, gave the high-flying Tigers heart palpitations ten days ago, and played respectably Saturday against a Villanova squad that toppled Boston College earlier this fall. Penn runs a wish-bone offense that has not run smoothly in the past, but which is better executed on each successive weekend...
Crimson fullback Jim Callinan suffered a severe bone bruise late in Saturday's 17-16 victory over Brown, not, as some suspected, a broken leg. He should play again this season...
...three straight years Kansas City waged war with the New York Yankees, trading bone-jarring slides, brush-back pitches and dramatic home runs. The Royals-Yankees match quickly became one of baseball's fiercest showdowns, but it was always the New Yorkers who went to the World Series. The Phillies were even more conspicuous failures in the stretch. In 1964 they set an unenviable standard for September swoons, blowing a big lead by winning only four games in the season's final 2½ weeks. The last time the Phillies won a pennant, in 1950, they were wiped...
Cline and his collaborators treated their patients by removing a small amount of bone marrow and mixing it with genes capable of directing production of normal hemoglobin. The genes had been manufactured by bacteria altered by recombinant-DNA techniques. The marrow cells, now bearing the new genes, were then injected back into the patients. There is as yet no sign that their reconstituted marrow cells are producing healthy hemoglobin. But the story of the experiment, which was broken by the Los Angeles Times, has raised questions about whether the effort was premature. U.S. regulations require investigators to get approval...