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...Freestyle: 1. A, Matheson 9:19.91; 2. H. Johnson 9:30.78; 3. A, Hoehne 9:53.53; 4. A. Rockwell 10:00.31;5. A, Odom 10:05.83; 6. H, Plunkett 10:45.70; 7. H, Killian 10:50.15; 8. H., Kaufman...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: Men's Swimming | 12/14/1987 | See Source »

...Tieke 47.61, Krall 47.36, Smorra 47.51, Welch 48.48); 3. H, 3:13.66 (Osterras 49.84; Lin 47.53, Johnson 48.85, Lee 47.44); 4. A, 3:23.18 (Post 49.48, Reardon 46.59, Matheson 49.31, Permuth 48.66); U.A, 3:23.18 (Ewen 48.73, Dikeman 48.41, Rockwell 50.20, McIntosh 54.84); 5. H, 3:29.53 (Lende 50.93, Plunkett 51.41, Killian 53.57, Kaufman...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: Men's Swimming | 12/14/1987 | See Source »

...make a serviceable quarterback out of an usher, but no one can be taught to lift a team the way Joe Montana raised the 49ers 55 days after back surgery. "Armies work hard for Lancelot," Guard Randy Cross says, "harder for King Arthur." At 38, oft- deposed Raider Jim Plunkett keeps coming back to reign in Los Angeles...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Sport: Mac Is Back: Pass It On | 12/1/1986 | See Source »

...comic but farfetched. Yet the gaudy $4 million production has an unabashed desire to please, touches of sprightly invention (a mounted suit of armor abruptly walks offstage; ancestor portraits come alive and tap-dance) and a hugely likable cast, led by Robert Lindsay as the newfound aristocrat and Maryann Plunkett as the plucky working-class girl who means more to him than ermine and marbled halls. The earl-to-be spurns his title for love, the girl rejects his proposals so as not to deprive him, and love finally conquers all -- with the slyly introduced help of Shaw's Henry...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Theater: A Sweet and Sentimental Smash | 8/25/1986 | See Source »

...gold watch. He brings vitality to such shopworn comedy as passing out, being revived and protesting, "Here! I didn't faint for water." In a leaning-on-a-lamppost number, Lindsay achieves a slouchy elegance that visually echoes Gene Kelly's title solo in Singin' in the Rain. Plunkett is melodious as "my girl," but Lindsay's performance practically shouts, "Look at me!" and thoroughly rewards the attention...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Theater: A Sweet and Sentimental Smash | 8/25/1986 | See Source »

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