Word: retiree
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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"People in this country are starving for something to do," says John Fogarty Jr., a Knoxville, Tenn., jewelry-store owner who camps with three of his children in a 25-ft. motor home on one of the Gatlinburg complexes. "Here we can do anything we want to. Play tennis, ride...
"Wow! Wheel Hallelujah!" exclaimed Mrs. Helen (Penny) Tweedy, Secretariat's owner. After running her prize thoroughbred in perhaps two more races, she will retire Secretariat to stud no later than Nov. 15. Then the new Triple Crown winner will try to live up to the seemingly impossible slogan on...
Hunt may be in Danbury prison awaiting final sentencing, but he has suddenly become a fairly hot literary property. Besides the new novel, he has a nonfiction account of the Bay of Pigs -in which he was involved-coming out in the fall, and his publishers are after him to...
It is an irony of horse racing that its champions-unlike any other great athletes-are worth more after they retire than at the peak of their form. When they retire they go to stud, which means that they are mated to 30 or 35 high-class mares every spring...
Bando opened the game up in the first inning, homering off Luis Tiant, who had to retire after aggravating a groin injury in the third. Blue lasted eight innings before Orlando Pina replaced him and picked up an easy save in the ninth.