Word: clutchings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...North-South game from Miami, with 22 seconds to go and the score tied at 30-30, North Coach Ara Parseghian conferred with Quarterback John Huarte on the sidelines, telling him: "Call waggle on the right. If the ball is in play and the clock is running, call clutch. Line up in pro and throw the ball quick." Every syllable was picked up clearly by an ABC directional mike. Back to the game went Huarte and did as he was told-throwing three quick passes to Jack Snow, the third for the winning touchdown...
...Peron's clutch of cronies, they were ordered to clear out of Spain pronto. Four of them did and ran smack into yet another fiasco at New York's Kennedy Airport, where they were promptly bucked back to Madrid because they lacked proper visas. At week's end, they tried a second time, with visas, and made it through to Asuncion, the capital of friendly Paraguay. Diehard Peronistas in neighboring Argentina claimed that it was an advance party and that Peron might still work his way to Asuncion...
...time and time again, clutch scores by Gene Dressler, Keith Sedlacek, and Merle McClung, kept Harvard alive. With 8:33 to play, a jump shot by Sedlacek tied the score...
...INTERIOR--Johnson has disliked Stewart Udall ever since 1960, when the Arizonan switched his delegation from Johnson to Kennedy in the National Convention. But the Secretary has just completed an excellent year; a clutch of conservation legislation has been passed. Furthermore Lady Bird likes Udall because he did such a good job planning and promoting her campaign forays into the wilderness. As a result, Johnson will retain the Secretary with some reluctance...
...Paris-based Belgian who seems to be catching on everywhere. He was a hit in Venice, and U.S. museums were snatching up his work before this first New York show even opened. It consists of electrically animated nails, sticks, balls and tiny nylon wires that twist, tangle and topple, clutch and clash, then move smoothly together again, always with a sly, sensuous suggestion of human activity. Through...