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Holy Cross threatened to take the lead in the top of the 11th when a hit batsman, error and intentional walk loaded the bases with only one out, but Brown stayed calm and got out of the jam. First, he induced Jamie Aldrich to ground to Klimkiewicz at first, who fired home for the force out. Then Brown struck out Tom Potvin on a low breaking pitch to end the threat...
...contradictory theories, doctrines and dogmas formulated centuries later takes up the ancient pagan themes of blood sacrifice as ransom paid to gods who humans felt had been offended. Today, instead of the dualism of a good-vs.-evil world, we need a different perspective and myth to define human error and sin. Roger Payne London...
...Anyone in Europe looking at this result will think it's a printing error." FRANZ BECKENBAUER, former star player and later head coach of Germany's national football team, after the Euro 2004-bound Germans were humiliated 5-1 by Romania?a side that few had expected to stand a chance in the match
Williamson’s first home run of the year sparked the Crimson offense, as Goldberg struck a single to center and moved to second while Kidder reached on an error. The bases were loaded when Stefanchik beat out a bunt...
...always seemed wrongheaded to me, but I've had to admire his articulateness. His answer to the first of your "10 Questions" [April 12], however, included the phrase "humble folk like you and I," instead of "like you and me." One hopes this grammatical bobble was not an unintended error. Or is this Buckley's folksy way of uniting with the masses against ivory-tower academics? Does this mark a late-in-life turn to grammatical populism by Buckley? I am accustomed to conservative solipsism but not conservative solecism. Humble folk like I expect more from unhumble folk like...