Word: scorers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...after a Big Red timeout to let him ponder his second attempt, and despite the best efforts of the Cornell fans to break his concentration, the third-leading scorer in Crimson history (now one point away from becoming number two) sent his 44-yeard rekick even higher through the uprights than his first...
INGLEWOOD. Calif--The Los Angeles Lakers signed veteran center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the second-leading scorer in National Basketball Association history, to a multi year contract and acquired a backup for him in a trade yesterday...
...coach Lou Vairo seluctantly made the arrangement to discourage top National Hockey League (NHL) prospects from signing pro contracts which would nullify their Olympic eligibility. Mark Fusco was the 1983 recipient of the Hobey Baker Award, gives to the MVP in the college ranks, while Scott was the leading scorer for the 1983 NCAA finalist Crimson squad...
...that was a Wednesday, usually a slow day in the movie business. Friday beat that record, with $6,437,005, and Sunday jumped to $8,440,105. When the week was over, Return of the Jedi had made $45,311,004, nearly double the amount of the previous highest scorer, E.T., which took in $25,030,276 during seven days last summer. If that blistering pace continues, the film will reach its break-even point, about $80 million, long before summer officially begins June...
...enough to stand up to the Philadelphia Flyers, scourges of the Patrick Division. But the Islanders throw their weight around reluctantly. Clark Gillies, a 6-ft. 3-in., 214-lb. Gary Cooper type from Moose Jaw, Sask., throttles troublemakers almost regretfully. Mike Bossy, New York's most prolific scorer, expressly refuses to fight. They put people in mind of the Montreal Canadiens, the only other team that has ever won four straight Stanley Cups (1976-79). In fact, the Canadiens also won five (1956-60). "The Flyers banged and bruised their way to the Cup," says Bob Bourne...