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With Harvard clinging to a 2-1 lead in the closing minute of regulation, it was Pettit who stole the puck from a Saints defender and found the empty net to give the Crimson some breathing room. Pettit lit the lamp again eleven seconds later--this time rifling a shot...
Both teams battled back and forth for the remaining minutes of the game, with Harvard desperately clinging to its one-goal lead. Pettit's empty-net added some much-needed insurance, and he struck again 11 seconds later with a shot in the slot to finalize the score 4-1...
The first day of the trial had all the trappings of a media circus. Dumas, dapper in a navy blue suit and leaning on a cane, was mobbed by photographers and had to be escorted into the courtroom by gendarmes. Deviers-Joncour, 53, arrived like a star at the Cannes...
Want conservation? Want to find the point at which supply meets demand? Lift the price caps that Davis is still clinging to and will try to sell in Portland this weekend. (Bush, who seems to have some real political guts along with 3,000 miles' separation from the Democrat Davis...
And for a Browns fan, the Ravens' success comes as no surprise; rather, it is oddly fitting. Supporting the Browns is clearly about more than wins and losses - it is about enduring the greatest pain and disappointments and perversions possible in sports fandom. Which, truth be told, is part of...