Word: fourth
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...Harvard batsmen, on the other hand, got a good deal of mileage out of their eight hits. The Crimson struck in the middle innings, getting three runs in the third, three in the fourth, one in the fifth, on a booming homer that DH Don Driscoll balsted out into the vast MIT tundra and finally two more in the sixth...
Leigh Hogan doubled in the first run in the third after walks to Thomas and Ed Durso. The second marker crossed the plate on Leon Goetx's double play ball and Barry Cronin singled home the third score. A Durso triple in the fourth, bringing the score to 4-0, sent MIT starter Dave Yauch to the showers...
...played on eight NBA championship teams since joining Boston in 1961, scored 10 points in the first period and eight in the second. He consistently set up plays off Boston's fast break. He went scoreless in the third period before finishing with 12 points in the fourth. He also had nine assists and five rebounds in one of his finest performances...
...Fourth, the United States must reexamine the re-organize its economic system, producing on the same model that will be effective in the Third World. We must turn to minimum production, consumption, and waste, with an emphasis on simplicity and human development rather than material goods. Using technology rather than abusing it, consuming what we need, we can move towards a world with enough for all. In a nation that inundates each citizen with an average of 500 commercial messages a day, the "happiness is having" syndrome will be hard to eradicate, but it must be done...
Last week Die Tote Stadt was finally revived by the New York City Opera, with Jeritza, now a remarkably robust and handsome 87, sitting in the fourth row center. Even in the 1920s, Die Tote Stadt was an anachronism. Korngold was to Richard Strauss what Engelbert Humperdinck (Hansel und Gretel) was to Wagner-a brilliant but minor follower. The style of Die Tote Stadt is a lush, clamorous, occasionally schmaltzy orchestral sonorama that lies somewhere between Der Rosenkavalier and Elektra, with special added effects from Puccini, Debussy, Mahler and Rimsky-Korsakov. The best of its vocal moments, like the taunting...