n Word of the week: “sabermetrician.” Analyst of baseball statistics, especially for the comparative evaluation of players. The first part is derived from SABR, the Society for American Baseball Research. The word “sabermetrics” (the analysis itself) came first, and coined by baseball historian Bill James.

Broadway’s Eugene O’Neill Theatre has hosted such memorable productions as “The Odd Couple,” “Annie” and “M. Butterfly.” What theater notable once owned the Eugene O’Neill Theatre?

A) Playwright Neil Simon

B) Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber

C) Actor Sir Laurence Olivier

D) Singer Bernadette Peters

Friday’s answer: In the adult human body, the smallest and lightest bone is the stapes, also known as the stirrup, which is located in one’s ear.