Word: fielding
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Once again, the D spent most of the afternoon in the offensive back-field despite the continued absence of injured All-Ivy tackle John Brzezinski. End Barry Littman was a monster, rolling up three sacks before leaving with an injury. John Sparks continued to play out of his mind, nearly recording a safety. And if you like the way the secondary has blanketted opposing receivers, you'll be happy to know it will be back intact next year--none of the starters are seniors...
...worked a lot better [versus San Francisco]," Olken said. "In the Stanford game, we played laterally across the field, and we were unable to penetrate passes into the box. In the USF game, the halfbacks moved forward. The forwards were playing faster, and the offense worked quicker than against Stanford. We weren't able to make quick transitions...
Britain's Prince Charles takes his share of hard knocks, many of them on the polo field. In July a tumble from his pony broke his right arm in two places. That forced the prince to undergo an operation in which a piece of hipbone was grafted to his arm. The prognosis: no more polo. Former palace aides believe that the prince's spirits, already taxed by his continuing struggle to remain relevant to British society, will plummet now that he must give up his favorite pursuit. Says an ex-staffer: "Without polo, an already difficult man may become impossible...
...history and social-studies guidelines in 1987. Now, for example, students study feudalism as it occurred in Japan as well as in Europe. In Portland, Ore., elementary school teachers can select African-American examples for their history, science or music lessons from materials prepared by experts in each field. "America is, and has been from the beginning, a multicultural and multiracial society," says Charlotte Crabtree, director of the UCLA-based National Center for History in the Schools. "Kids need to understand that...
...American deaths. Writes Ostrovsky: "The problem was that if we had leaked information and it was traced back, our informant would have been killed. The next time we wouldn't know if we were on the hit list." Another allegation is that, contrary to official denials that any Mossad field agents are in the U.S., there are about 25 in a supersecret division known as Al, which is Hebrew...