Word: frayed
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Fullback seems well padded with experience, Mel Friedman saw considerable action last year while Sam Adams was the starting Tufts fullback. John Harris and Bob Forsyth, a lacrosse player last spring, are also in the thick of the fray...
...ever does get into the fray between the halves, the fans will be getting a look at an Eastern States Twirling champion who finished fourth in national competition way back at the age of 14. Priscilla calls herself Cookie, is a dance major at Sargent, and did her early twirling up on the ends of her toes...
Backfield Coach Bob Margarita worked under the center for the Freshman team and was shown considerable respect by the charging Varsity linemen as he escaped the fray unscathed and practically untouched...
Although trainer and team doctor must be on the bench for all games and contact scrimmages, both Cox and Doctor Quigley are generally liberal about letting surface-injury victims go back into the fray. Open gashes, which bother some spectators, are stitched up right on the bench, adhesive tape is slapped over the wound and the player rushed back into the game if he's needed. "Professional hockey players aren't the only ones who compete with stitches in them." says Cox, "but the whole thing is pretty ugly business and we don't like to talk much about...
...Charge. Henry J. Kaiser joined the fray. As owner of the $123 million, Government-financed Fontana (Calif.) steel plant and part owner of Portsmouth Steel Corp., he was nominally on the side of the industry. But in a nationwide broadcast, Kaiser, to no one's surprise, joined the industry's critics. Said...