Word: fingered
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...stands in at 6-ft., 5-in., and weighs 205 pounds. He swishes 'em from 25 feet. He finger rolls 'em in close. He leaps, he floats, and floats, and floats. He rebounds, dribbles, passes and steals. They call him "The American Express." And after the performance of Russell "Boo" Bowers at the IAB Saturday night, you can bet American University head coach Gary Williams never leaves home without...
...NOTEBOOK: Fleming's 18-footer less than a minute into the second half put him over the 1000 point mark for his career, the eighth Harvard player to do so. He now has 1005... Crimson co-captain Tom Mannix dislocated a finger at the 16-minute mark of the first half, and was absent from the Harvard lineup for the remainder of the game... McLaughlin, anticipating the fast-paced transition game, started Carrabino at center in place of 6-ft., 10-in. Bob McCabe. The freshman proved his coach right, with an excellent game in the pivot... The Portland Trail...
...third quarter was a blue-tinted nightmare for the Crimson. The Harvard offense compiled only two first downs during the period when it had the wind at its back, and those came in the closing minute. Flach, who had sprained a finger trying unsuccessfully to get off a kick on a low snap in the first half, fumbled a center snap at the Crimson...
...problems of incompatibility arise. The circulatory system of the metropolitan U.S. is designed for cars and trucks, with pedestrians granted their margin on the sidewalks. In the culture of freeway or gridlock, the bicycle is a fragile but aggressive intruder. Today around the nation the shaken fist and flourished finger are exchanged between bikers and cabbies and bus drivers and commuting motorists-and, above all, pedestrians who chance to step in the path of a kamikaze ten-speed scorching silently up on the blind side. Bicycles, those sweet chariots of the old Consciousness III, now flourishing under the flag...
...heads into the last two games of the season, the Crimson's injury situation has improved dramatically. Flanker Ron Cuccia and halfback Paul Scheper will see playing time for the first time in four weeks. Defensive tackle Chuck Durst (knee), offensive guard Mike Durgin (shoulder) and linebacker Brad Stinn (finger) all should be recovered from injuries suffered during last Saturday's 24-13 victory over William and Mary...