Word: match
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvard Co-Captain Paul Palandjian and Kumar stormed to a 6-3 victory in the first set over Benjes and Cam Rajen, but the Yale duo rallied to win the final two sets, 7-5, 6-4 and the match...
Yale's victory at number-three doubles tied the match at 4-4 with the number-two doubles left to decide the victor...
...number-two doubles, Berry and Cardi dropped a straight set decision to Goudae and Sibold, clinching the match for the Elis. In the second set, the duo had a 5-2 lead with a break, but the Goudae and Sibold rallied to tie the match at 5-5. Each team held its serve to send the match into a tiebreaker. But in the tiebreaker, Goudae and Sibold pulled off a 7-4 decision to win the set and match...
...Disney has been unable to match that success during network prime time. Though the Emmy-winning comedy The Golden Girls ranks No. 6, Disney has flubbed such efforts as The Ellen Burstyn Show and Side Kicks. But Disney is nothing if not persistent: its next offering, to start on CBS in the fall, is The Dictator, a sitcom about a deposed political strongman who sets up shop in a New York Laundromat...
...among the top grossers in movie history -- were closer to the cartoon classics than the late-'70s Disney product was. Without its founder, the studio floundered, producing modest cartoons, lame sequels and sci-fi thrillers without art or heart. However conscientiously Ron Miller ran the shop, he was no match for Lucas and Spielberg. As if by osmosis, these young outsiders had learned the master's lessons of film artistry and audience manipulation. Miller was Disney's son-in-law, but Lucas and Spielberg were Walt's true heirs...