Word: pinned
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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UMass took a brief lead when Harvard's Chris Kimball (167 lbs.) lost his first varsity start, 4-3, on a takedown at the final buzzer. But Crimson grappler Sal D'agostino (177 lbs.) ran his near-perfect record to 12-1 with his ninth pin of the season...
That is only pin money for Henry these days. Last week it was disclosed that he had made a five-year deal with NBC to serve as a special consultant and commentator on world affairs for a sum that-according to some reports-might top $3 million. A week earlier Kissinger signed a contract with Little, Brown for his memoirs-the first of several U.S. and foreign deals that are likely to bring him several million dollars more...
Businessman: Humiliated. The trigger words are diaper, pin, powder and naughty...
...stories of tinted security glass, textured feroconcrete and stainless steel, is the very last word in court-house design. But inside those acoustically balanced halls of justice, the personnel and practices of Middlesex County government have not changed much since the bad old days when men in pin-striped suits traded political favors in smoke-filled rooms. Balding attorneys and paunchy politicians still hover in the hallways. Superior Court judges cling to their traditional summer long vacations even though the new building's air-conditioning system makes the respite obsolete. And the triumvirate of commissioners empowered to appoint most...
...coaches can always find solace in hopes for the future. Lee had special praise for D'agostino, a hard-nosed battler whose one loss came against Yale in a last-ditch struggle for a pin. And D'agostino is only a junior, while sophomore Beling, a fall footballer, looks like the heavyweight of the future. Lee expects him to be unbeatable after he finds the experience to go with his "outstanding athletic ability...