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...ahead at the half, 41 to 35, and was tied, 68 to 68, with the Army team until the last minute. Devens then froze the ball for 45 seconds, and the J.V.'s fouled Harry Weltman, who made two foul shots, scoring the last tallies of the game...
Grays finally pulled out in front, led by Captain Gordie Taylor. They froze the ball for the last minute of the game...
...protest against serving under ex-Convict Senaga." Moriyasu Tomihara, president of the Bank of the Ryukyus (in which the U.S. holds 51% of the stock and supplies nearly all the funds), declared that "no more money will be advanced to Naha city because of the changed situation," and froze payment of a $666,000 installment on Naha's reconstruction program. Explained Tomihara blandly: "Americans did not order me to chop off Naha's credit. I am doing so because Senaga in his campaign speeches said that if elected he would refuse all U.S. aid. You do not lend...
...margin jumped from six to ten points until the 15 minute mark, when Hastings dropped in four straight free throws to put the game out of reach. The team froze the ball for the final three minutes...
...damfool questions Clarence Birdseye asked himself 40 winters ago when trading furs in the wilds of Labrador: Why did the fish and meats that he quick-froze taste better when thawed out than the same foods slow-frozen? The curious Yankee cut thin slices of the frozen food and found the answer: quick-freezing prevented large ice crystals from forming, thus kept the food cells intact and firm; slower-freezing in milder temperatures created big ice crystals that ruptured the food cells, producing a pulpy, tasteless mass. $7 Investment. Six years later in Gloucester, Mass., curiosity turned to opportunity...