Word: kneeing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...character who bounces around in knee pants and Buster Brown collar and talks with God about his rasping racism? See THEATER, Laughing at Lester...
...contact sport, the danger of injury is always present. In football, sooner or later, everyone gets hurt-and more often than not, he gets hurt in the knee. Obviously, the football player's knee is crucial. It must function perfectly to permit all the feinting, cutting, spinning, twisting, blocking, running and tackling that are the basic elements of his increasingly violent trade...
Another two-year veteran, Barth Royer hasn't recovered fully from a knee operation over the summer. Harvard could use his shooting eye. Harrison expects 6-10 Paul Waickowski to "win a couple of games" with the big play--a tip in, a rebound, a blocked shot--even though the senior won't play regularly...
Center forward Peter Bogovich, playing with an injured knee, ended a personal two game drought by tallying Harvard's only goal at 5:10 of the first period. Penetrating the Yale defense, Bogovich uncorked a hard shot at the Eli net which deflected off the hand of Yale halfback Jim McGuire. Bogovich was awarded a free penalty shot, which he converted to give the Crimson an early lead...
...native of Gates Mills, Ohio, Marting commuted to Cleveland Heights several times each week this summer to run passing drills with Dowling. His timing greatly improved, the 6'2", 205 lb. speedster now rates as Dowling's favorite receiver. Despite missing the Princeton game with a bruised knee, Marting tops the Bulldogs' catching corps with 24 receptions for 393 yards and five touchdowns...