Word: duel
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Earlier this season Bleven was locked in a scoreless pitching duel with Mike O'Malley at the end of regulation play, but the Crimson erupted for four runs in the first extra inning to beat the righthander, 4-0. Bleven is 3-2 on the year with...
From the second inning on it was a tight pitching duel, spotlighted by sparkling Fielding for both sides. Coach Royal Park implied that this is the kind of game Harvard will have to play to repeat as Eastern League champions. He said, "This game was a trademark of our ball club this year. We've gotta get the bat on the ball and make the plays defensively...
...Democrats and Republicans on the committee thrust and parried in the dramatic duel, the testimony turned complex. Only a few basic facts had not yet been disputed. The Government, under the aggressive McLaren, had begun moving against ITT in 1969, trying to prevent the nation's eighth largest industrial corporation from expanding. McLaren, determined to pursue the issues to the Supreme Court, wanted clarification of the Government's powers to limit the growth of conglomerates-a matter on which the court had never ruled. In the early summer of 1971, San Diego had little interest in bidding...
Baughman's win seemed to excite the Crimson as they went on to dominate the next two freestyle races. Fred Mitchell, saving for the 500 yd. free duel with Haydon, had to work a little harder than he had planned to win the 200 yd. free with a good time of 1:45.9. Freshman Jim Davis took third with a personal best of 1:49.8. In the 500 yd. free, Time Neville and Co-captain Paul Horvitz took 1-2, with Neville's time a good 22.1. Suddenly Harvard was 45 points ahead...
...play centers on the fierce duel of wiles and wills between Elizabeth I (Eileen Atkins) and Mary Stuart (Claire Bloom). The two never meet, yet each haunts the mind of the other. Robert Bolt writes a number of what might be called "blackboard scenes" to fill in the history, and he manages these cleverly and without pedantry...