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...Stefanchik couldn’t make it home as Murray struck out to end the threat...
...Crimson broke a scoreless tie in the fourth inning of yesterday’s second game, powering its way to a 5-0 lead. Freshman third baseman Virginia Fritsch and junior pitcher Lauren Bettinelli launched back-to-back dingers, and sophomore designated hitter Rachel Murray joined the fun, blasting a two-run shot of her own three batters later...
Fritsch went 2-for-4 on the day with a home run, her fifth of the year, and drove in two runs. Bettinelli and Murray batted 1-for-3, each with a home run, and knocking in one and two runs, respectively...
...TIME correspondent who worked for Murray Gart, who became chief of the Time-Life News Service in 1969, remembers him as a "force of nature." Others might be more specific and not always complimentary. But whether Murray came on like a raging tornado or a relentlessly pressing tide, his presence always drove those around him toward better journalism. Gart, who died on March 31, was the chief of TIME's team of correspondents until 1978, in an era marked by the Vietnam War, Watergate, turbulence in the Middle East and the nuclear-arms race. Reporting by the media was intense...
...latest acquisition, the Washington Star, a struggling daily newspaper that folded in 1981. Afterward he eased into a life centered on his family and a continuing close study of Middle Eastern affairs while he remained in contact with numerous former colleagues, who savored their relationships with the mellower Murray, whom they had always suspected of lurking behind the "force." Richard L. Duncan Chief of Correspondents...