Word: sore
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Captain Dave Fish, number two, and junior Dan Gordon, number four, opened the rout on the main courts. Fish dropped his first game, 10-15, to freshman Joe Swain, but the Harvard senior showed no signs of a sore elbow as he roared back in three straight games...
...return to action of Bartels, who has been out with a virus infection since last Monday's Cornell match, gave a real boost to the epee squad. Bartels figures prominently in coach Edo Marion's plans for Penn. Tatrallyay, still hobbled by a sore foot which he jammed in a dormitory door on Tuesday, came back to action to win two bouts. His return, and that of Bartels, bolstered the Crimson's chances for success against Penn today...
...Roman Catholic bishops suffered a sore surprise last year. A $500,000 study they had commissioned reported that U.S. priests disagreed sharply with their hierarchy over matters of church discipline, liturgy and even moral teaching (TIME, April 26). Last week in Chicago, Priest-Sociologist Andrew Greeley, director of the priesthood study, told an ad hoc committee of bishops and priests what they should do about the results. His outspoken recommendations were hardly less painful than the study itself...
Indeed, as the selection of jurors continued last week in Harrisburg, one sore point for the defense was that the Government seemed to have deliberately chosen to hold the trial in a lackluster location to keep publicity to a minimum. Publicity is precisely what the defense wants. As Father Philip Berrigan put it in a statement read by one of the codefendants: "It is not a priority of ours to win an acquittal, but to conduct a political trial and get the issues before the American people." The Government, of course, sees the trial as a straightforward criminal prosecution...
...still teaches ballet in her spare time. Independently, the two discovered-and became part of-the ragtime revival. Jones borrowed two unpublished volumes of Joplin's works and tried them on his piano for six hours straight, developing a sore left wrist from Joplin's thumping bass beat-and much affection for the tunes...