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...more against the Detroit Tigers In the World Series; of a heart attack; in Springdale, Ark. An Arkansas farm boy whose career was overshadowed by that of his Hall of Fame brother "Dizzy," he compiled a lifetime record of 50-34 with an earned-run average of 3.75. Frankie Frisch, who was the Cardinals' second baseman and manager in 1934, once said that Daffy threw the "damndest, heaviest sinker you ever saw. When a batter hit one of those pitches, his hands stung as painfully in July as if he'd swung an icicle in December...
...Rose E. Frisch, lecturer at the School of Public Health, and Dr. Janet W. McArthur, professor of Gynecology at the Medical School, said studies show, however, that normal menstruation resumes when intense training is discontinued...
...importance of their contributions, to mathematicians, earth and marine scientists, astronomers, and many kinds of geologists and behavioral scientists." She notes that the rules have been bent a bit-for Radio Astronomers Martin Ryle and Anthony Hewish in 1974, and for Ethologists Konrad Lorenz, Nikolaas Tinbergen and Karl von Frisch in 1973. But still unlikely to be considered for the Nobel Prize are pioneers in exciting new fields like plate tectonics, a unified geological theory that explains continental drift, earthquakes, ocean trenches and mountain formation...
...Rose has been a remarkably efficient hitting machine since winning rookie of the year honors in 1963. He has batted over .300 twelve times in the past 13 seasons, a relentless production that has carried him past Frank Frisch's record for switch-hitters and into the select circle of 3,000-hit men. While breaking Holmes' record, Rose performed with the tenacious concentration that has marked his career. Six times he kept the streak alive on his last turn at the plate...
Cambridge Opera Workshop--Paul Hess conducts and Peter Frisch directs in an English-language production of Mozart's "Cosi Fan Tutte," libretto by da Ponte. Tickets $7.50, $5.00, $3.50. Info 899-9431 or 426-6210. New England Life Hall...