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Instead, they got a thriller. The eleven-point final margin belies the true fervor - and pleasure - of that last game, a true test for Team U.S.A. Both countries made a series of head-scratching shots, clutch three pointers, and pretty passes. "It will probably go down in history as one of the greatest Olympic games ever," James says. No argument here. After the game, he recounted the twists of the fourth quarter. Spain rallies, the U.S. gives itself some breathing room, another Spain comeback, more huge plays from the Americans. "I'm kind of crazy cause I'm watching...
After junior guard Brady Merchant missed two free throws and Prasse-Freeman missed the front end of a one-and-one, Crusaders’ junior forward Tim Szatko—the reigning Patriot League Player of the Year—hit a three to give Holy Cross back an eleven-point edge...
...eleven-point difference between Harvard and Brown was the closest the Crimson had come to the Bears at Outdoor Heps since 1995. A victory could have been well within Harvard's grasp had a few more results swung its way down the stretch...
...next day, Ortega emerged from a two-hour meeting with Obando, attended by Wright, and announced an eleven-point cease-fire proposal for Nicaragua. His plan calls for a monthlong cease-fire to take effect on Dec. 5. During the cease-fire, armed contras would be confined to one of three zones spread over a 4,200-sq.-mi. area. All military shipments to the rebels would halt during that period, but supplies of clothes, food and other nonlethal aid could be delivered by neutral international agencies. Under the proposal, any contras who lay down their arms will be granted...
...session was an all-American jamboree that pointedly excluded foreign participants. Explained William Graham, the President's science adviser: "It is not so much a fear as a certain realization. The Japanese will move very aggressively in this area." Reagan outlined an eleven-point plan that ranged from the promise of $150 million in Defense Department funds over the next three years to the relaxation of antitrust laws so that firms may collaborate on projects. Recalling remarks by Frank Press, president of the National Academy of Sciences, Energy Secretary John Herrington declared, "Superconductivity has become the test case of whether...