Word: garrets
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Staub's first inning homer, a towering drive over the left field fence, followed singles by Wayne Garret and Felix Millan. The runs proved to be all young Mets lefthander Jon Matlack needed, as he checked the A's on three hits and one unearned run until departing for reliever Ray Sadecki in the ninth...
...looked as though Mets starter Tom Seaver would breeze through the nine innings as the Mets staked him to a 2-0 lead in the first inning. Wayne Garret led off with a home run against A's starter Catfish Hunter. Felix Millan followed with a single and Rusty Staub drove him in with a sharp blast to left...
...going, go to see Bonnie Raitt, a woman who plays the blues very well, and hope she plays "waring Blender Blues," and see Little Feat, talented, but less than heralded. As for Butter, hope Better Days has improved over their appearance of last summer, when Amos Garret couldn't play a simple blues phrase on guitar, and old folkie Geoff Muldaur proved he could no more sing the blues than Diana Ross can sing Billie Holiday...
...Think if a struggling black freshmen could know that W.E.B. DuBois '88 had once lived in his room," the official said. A student reminded him that DuBois, like the other few blacks that trickled through Harvard at the time, was refused room accommodations, and had to live in a garret somewhere off campus...
...autobiographical creation. Jo March, eldest of the Little Women, and the two fused as a symbol of dashing individuality and creativity within the loving constraints of the family. When I was eight, I thought nothing could be more glorious than the way Louisa Mary-Jo hid herself in a garret, recording the tearful story of her family's adventures, and then secretly sold the novel to make money to give to her family. In retrospect, I realize that this picture was as deceptively rosy as the rouge on Amy March's cheeks. Not only do Alcott's books celebrate...