Word: kneeing
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...happened tow weeks before, Olympic trials in the summer of 1980. I was jogging. I stopped off a curb and into a pothole. My knee were one way and I went the other," Gildea remembers...
Gildea was referred to Dr. Arthur Boland, Harvard's head surgeon for athletics, who reconstructed her knee by inserting a staple to repair torn tissue. Despite intense pain, Gilder worked out three times a week her sophomore year to get back into the water...
...medical profession are increasingly worried about maintaining their public reputation for competence--and are scurrying to dispel the image of some physician as drug addicts--it is silly to waste time investigating a physician whose case has already been decided. Obviously it should never revoke in a knee-jerk reaction to a felony conviction; no punishment should be that automatic. But if, for example, the law required court clerks to send the review board a transcript of the trial along with the notice of physician's conviction--and if the board were willing to simply review the case instead...
After a short period out of action with a knee injury, sophomore Rick Beller returned to the lineup in the 126-lb. weight class. Coach Lee surely breathed a sigh of relief when Beller returned to the lineup, as the sophomore adds stability by winning regularly with a studied aggression. With a series of takedowns and track points, Beller destroyed Penn's Lou Hamer...
...first stanza went scoreless, but Harvard was not without its chances. At the 12:02 mark winger Scott Powers rushed into try and flip a bouncing puck into an open net. Somehow the puck missed, and at the same time Tortorella upended Powers, who smashed his knee on the far post and had to be helped off the ice. His status for the rest of the season is uncertain...