Word: meara
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Rick Pearce--back in the line-up at third base--and hot hitters Burke St. John and Bobby Kelley bunched singles for another run in the fourth. Pearce and St. John ganged up on Eagle starter Bob Meara again in the sixth, tying up the game when Pearce rapped a two-run double and St. John followed by powdering a full-count fastball for a home run to left-center...
...Keyte. DP--Boston College 1, Harvard 1. LOB--Boston College 6, Harvard 9. 2B--Pearce, Kelley, Stenhouse, Peccerillo, Santos-Buch, Tilles. HR--Mitchell, Stenhouse (1), Stewart, St. John (1). SB--Follen, Stewart, Gilbody. S--Cullinane. SF--Bingham. IP H R ER BB SO Boston College Meara (L, 1-4) 6 12 6 6 1 3 Tillett .1 0 0 0 0 0 Gallagher 0 2 1 1 0 0 Markell .2 0 0 0 1 0 Murphy 1 1 0 0 1 0 Harvard Alevizos 6.2 4 5 5 4 0 Keyte...
...There are so many types of people in the Boston area, so much ethnic diversity. Boston is really a mini-country. It's a good location for research into the nutritional needs of the urban elderly," Greg O'Meara, legislative assistant to Rep. O'Neill, said yesterday...
...Anne Meara manages to chew gum and act at the same time as a Gerald Ford figure; her role is amusing, but it fits poorly into the narrative. Playing Kissinger with a Greek accent, Melina Mercouri advises Jackson from abroad, using a portable phone to check on the abbess' progress. It is funny once or twice, but not as a running gag. Still, there are few problems with the acting save the occasional air of embarrassment from the nuns who deliver the poorest lines...
...Dean's shrewdness, or anybody else's either. But a running gag in which a globetrotting diplomatic nun (Melina Mercouri) periodically uses her briefcase radio-phone to coach Jackson in Kissingeresque Realpolitik falls rather flat. And the Gerald Ford figure is a football-playing nun (Anne Meara) who is always-guess what?-falling and bumping into things. That joke has long since been exhausted in TV sketches...