Word: cincinnatis
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While half of Cincinnati paraded through the city's streets during the annual opening day celebration, a crowd the size of a freshman seminar braved the rain, cold and uninspired baseball at the Crimson's home opener yesterday...
...CINCINNATI REDS--Everything came together for the Reds in '79, and though they're strong they are just not that talented. Unproven Ron Oester must take over for the departed Joe Morgan at second, and the fourth starter they amazingly did without last year still isn't there. They'll be good, L.A. better...
...kill, encases her maddened curiosity in a ladylike frost. She notices things brutally, and repeats them when she gets home. Mrs. Frances Trollope reported back to England in 1832 that Americans gorge their food with "voracious rapidity"; they swill, guzzle, spit and pick their teeth with pocket knives. In Cincinnati, she related, cows are nonchalantly milked at the house door (a predecessor, no doubt, of the great American custom of home delivery), and pigs enjoy such citizenship that they wander at will, rooting in the street garbage and nuzzling pedestrians with their moist snouts. Americans seldom declined to provide...
...coaches who first began experimenting with the wide influx of ideas now common practice in my sport. The massive yardage and major stroke adjustments I thought peculiar years ago make even my high school kids capable of times once reserved for only the best," Oyakawa said from his Cincinnati home...
Although 1952 Olympic champion Yoshi Oyakawa spends most of his time concentrating on developing his young proteges at Cincinnati's Oak Hills High School, the premier backstroker of the early 1950s still finds time to dip in the pool occasionally and pursue his own career in state level Masters age group competition...