Minimum number of balls which must be thrown in the 10th frame in bowling

Ballpark the 1984 World Series pennant is flying over

This ABC series hosted by Curt Gowdy was recently canceled, ending its 20 year run

The oldest of organized college sports, since 1841 Oxford & Cambridge have contested yearly

Richard III should have seen Monty Hall for this trade deal

While Juliet took a stab at killing herself, Romeo did this to end it all

Falstaff calls it "the better part of valour\"

Caesar calls him dangerous because he has "a lean and hungry look\"

Shakespeare's shortest play, it's a humorous look at the mishaps of double trouble

The umbilical cord is not cut until the doctor sees that these are inflated & functioning

In "The Rubaiyat", it "writes, and having writ, moves on\"

It was "hanging down" in the following: "That wiggle in the walk / And giggle in the talk / Lord, makes the world go 'round / There ain't nothin' in the world / Like a big-eyed girl / That makes me act so funny / Make me spend my money / Make me feel real loose, like a long necked goose / Like a girl, oh baby, that's what I like\"

A knee tendon cut to cripple an animal, it's come to mean crippling for human efforts

On TV he explored "The Body in Question\"

Ohio senator whose "take off" for the presidency was aborted in early mission

American Vietnam vets settled out of court in their suit about exposure to this herbicide

Soviet dissident who went on a hunger strike in May to get his wife medical treatment abroad

CIA dir. linked in '84 to the stolen Carter briefing papers & the mining of Nicaragua's harbor

February 11, 1984 marked the 1st time a U.S. spacecraft had ever landed here

Sean Connery, Richard Todd & Dick Gautier have all played this legendary fugitive hero

Professor Harold Hill said it spelled "trouble" for River City

\"M·A·S·H·'s" Radar who made his name as the "Good Man, Charlie Brown\"

Gum is often flavored with this minty herb, probably named for its sharp leaves

The white root of this herb makes a pungent relish, usually served with roast beef

From French for "nail" because of its shape, they spike oranges for pomanders & ham for Easter