Word: keys
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Harvard scored on a fourth-and-goal from the four when QB Larry Brown passed to Matt Granger, capping a 65-yd., 15-play drive Key plays: 20 yd pass to Rich Horner, fourth and-three run by Brown for 7 yards (4:39, Bosnic PAT good, Yale...
Harvard came back with an 80-yd., 9-play drive to pull within a touchdown. Key plays: third-and-19 from the Harvard 11, Brown pass to Horner at the 50 for an eventual 59-yd, gain. Also, John Macleod's 8-yd. TD catch (5:51, Bosnic PAT good, Yale...
Champi propelled the Crimson 86 yards in the ensuing nine plays, the key play being tackle Fritz Reed's advancing of a lateral fumble from the Yale...
...white-dwarf stage. His act, something along the lines of Alice Cooper's, only more so, included a routine in which he crawled out of an elephant's behind and dueled with a baseball pitching machine. Now, his brainpan made porous by drugs, Pomeroy has withdrawn to Key West, where he maniacally stalks his old love Catherine. A man with a lot less charm or interest than the author imagines, Pomeroy is given to such gestures as nailing his hand to Catherine's front door with a gun butt. He is also inclined to flights of lyrical...
Onstage, Gogol's characters look naturalistic enough, even transparently accessible, but it is the unseen company they keep-God, the devil and Russia-that lends them the strange dimensions of figures in fables. At one point in Marriage, a key character breaks into a paroxysm of laughter about the absurdity of just about everything. Then his face takes on an ashen look of desolation, and he says, "God have mercy on our sinning souls." Gogol uses such juxtapositions to go beyond tragedy or comedy into a realm that might be called cosmic farce...